Grant Cicci

9.5

Very smooth with a semi-sweet taste. One of my favorites for sure! — 3 months ago

René Keinveld

9.0

Fresh lime and rice taste and with moderate acidity, a little more body then most other verdejo’s, pretty good actually, try it if you can. — a year ago

Magnus T

9.0

Bärig, mycket frisk smak med inslag av mogna jordgubbar, hallon och blodapelsin. Serveras vid 8-10°C till sallader, till rätter av fisk eller kyckling eller som sällskapsdryck. — 2 years ago

André

9.2

Knappt drickbar vid öppning. Magisk efter två dagar i kylen. Mogen stenfrukt: persika, päron och lite tropik. Wicked minerality... frisk syra och viss kryddighet som knyter ihop helheten på ett elegant vis. — 3 years ago

Letha Hood

9.3

Light fruit flavor — 8 months ago

Magnus T

9.0

Château Mont-Redon Nr 2811
Châteauneuf-du-Pape ,
289:-
Flaska , 750 ml
Frankrike
Frankrike , Rhonedalen , Châteauneuf-du-Pape

Kryddig, nyanserad smak med inslag av fat, skogshallon, lagerblad, björnbär, vitpeppar, lavendel och ceder. Serveras vid cirka 18°C till rätter av mörkt kött, gärna grytor och stekar. — a year ago

Fabian Kühlhorn

9.0

Lätt och klunkbart, men kanske inte samma koncentration som man är van vid från adressen. Gyllene färg och mycket oxig smak. — 3 years ago

Paul T- Huntington Beach

9.5

Nice little concoction when you’re out of gin & tonic
Distillery notes,

Claimed to be the world's oldest distilled drink - Poitín is the father of Irish whiskey (AKA - moonshine as we'd call it in the USA). First made by Irish monks in the 6th century in monastaries like Glendalough it was known as Uisce beatha or aqua vitae in Latin - the water of life. Today Glendalough's Poitín is triple distilled in a traditional copper pot-still using malted barley and pure spring water. It has a slightly floral nose with pretty and heady fruit tones. The taste is shockingly smooth and mellow given the 55%. Again a surprisingly fruity essence. — 8 months ago

Sean Grullon

9.3

Textbook old school Rioja. Cherries, vanilla, tobacco, mint, spices, sweet and sour sauce, and hints of tomato. Velvety mouthfeel and finish; its savory character makes it a knockout pairing with Latin food. — 2 years ago

Sipping Fine Wine

8.9

Winery dates back to the 12th century, Scala Dei (Latin for "Ladder of God"). Since 2000, Grupo Codorniu has assumed management of Winery. Tried older vintages which to me were mediocre, the ‘11 is a step up! Aromas of rich berry fruit with a mineral character. On the palate ripe black cherry and currant flavors with black pepper notes. Fine tannins, good balance, lingering ending with fresh fruit with slight earthy tones. Nice value! — 3 years ago