K L

9.0

Continues to be a good lower priced staple. Lots of dark fruit in the end. — 2 months ago

with Matt

Joan Ziegler

9.1

2003 Shared with Sequent colleagues. Held up nicely — 8 months ago

Kat Schneewind

9.0

With Kim Swanson at BLVD — a year ago

Kimberly Anderson

9.1

What a surprise! Cork crumbled despite climate controlled cellar. Heady scents of raspberry and cocoa. The wine was showing very well for 20 years old. Fresh, vibrant raspberry, dark chocolate, and a bit of spice. Only had a small glass, but would live to see what this is like after being open for 12 hours. #swansonvineyard — 2 years ago

with Julie

K L

9.3

Always a good staple — 3 months ago

with Matt

Joan Ziegler

10

Drink at Thank you Nelson lunch at sushi restaurant — 7 months ago

with Michelle and Manami

Gladys Xiques

9.0

A solid Pinot. Bright red fruit with low notes of earthiness. A versatile red. — 2 years ago

K L

9.0

Pleasantly surprised! This held up to some of our other standard and we’d definitely get again or stock up. Balanced and oaky. — 5 months ago

with Matt

Gregory Fulchiero

9.2

Holding up well for 89. Structure takes you to Zin and this was just fun! — 8 months ago

Aaron Tan

9.0

My first Ardberg and it left quite an impression. Gosh! This was like eating bacon and smoking cigars. Ron Swanson should be drinking this instead of Lagavulin 😂 Truly, it feels like someone decided to bottle up that campfire by the sea that's been drenched in bacon fat from dinner the night before. With water, the marine quality becomes more apparent, but that smoke just remains. Only with great concentration can one discern some fruit notes (citrus). The finish is just all about that endless peat. Surprisingly, this whisky was quite "smooth" despite all the extremities it brought. Definitely need to taste more Ardbegs to understand what's going on - not displeasing, but for now, Talisker's more up my alley in the category of peated whiskies. — a year ago