Dave

9.0

This is nice. Don't know what I paid for it. Strong dark fruit presence with gripping tannins and a little minerality. I'm drinking it without food, and it would be much better with a bit of grilled something. But it's nice, I'll say it again.
Listening to Alabama Shakes. — a year ago

Aaron Tan

9.0

Love the packaging and it was actually quite nice. Smells rich, creamy, malty, and nutty. So is the palate - thick bittersweet chocolate drink. Finishes creamy and syrupy. Admittedly not as peanut buttery as expected, but it's a tasty decadent beer. — 7 years ago

Joe Estrada

9.6

One of my favourite Rhone blends...musty, dirty, dark ripe fruits paired with Grilled Chicken Leg/Thigh with a black pepper rub & Alabama White Sauce — 7 years ago

with Kara

Angel McKinley

9.2

Enjoyed this wine. — 7 years ago

Jennifer

9.2

Alabama football and my birth week. The wine is divine. — 8 years ago

web bond

9.4

AP #03 13....Conechuh County, Alabama, Venison sausage+kimchi hotdogs and avocado+tomato salad. — 8 years ago

Kirs

9.5

In celebration of the Alabama election, a unicorn of a wine. — 9 years ago

ESF

9.3

Tasty- malty roasty toasty smooth sailing — 3 years ago

web bond

9.1

Alabama whitetail, venison stew. — 6 years ago

Michael Herzog

9.4

Very appropriate for an epic LSU win over Alabama. Such awesome acidity and structure. I’m ready for the next bottle! — 7 years ago

Hector Escaton

9.6

This is probably the first bottle of Rosé de Gambrinus ever consumed in the state of Alabama. — 7 years ago

Hector Escaton

9.6

8, 10, and 12 Westie flight. Full baller status in Alabama. — 7 years ago

Adam Wills

9.5

Thanks to my sis for 1. Buying me tickets to an Alabama game 2. Picking a lunch spot with Foillard on the list in Birmingham. Damn y’all. Roll Tide. — 8 years ago

with Mary

Kiki Kooki

9.3

Liked 2016 tasted at a restaurant in Alabama — 8 years ago

Dylan Thomas

9.0

March madness baby! Strong floater game this one with the teardrop. Alabama red fruit swish. Effervescent and one. BBQ wine. “Eagles May soar, but weasels don’t get sucked into jet engines” per the label. — 5 years ago

Randy Fuller

9.1

This Port-style wine is made from 100% Muscadine grapes, but the winemaker says they were not Alaska-grown. The wholesaler which provided the juice to him could not pinpoint where they were grown. The Muscadine grape is fairly popular in the humid southeastern states.
I’ve had Muscadine wine before - from Alabama - and it was less than spectacular. This wine is actually pretty good. The nose is huge with strawberry and a mercifully faint whiff of Muscadine. The palate is close to great. Alcohol at 17% abv keeps things lively, while the earthy red fruit flavor hits a nice savory note.
— 6 years ago

Richard Sherman

8.9

Well I am enjoying a bottle at a great Restaurant in Montgomery Alabama. My bud ordered this wine, and along for the ride, it is a good choice. I like the fact that the barrel flavor comes through. Sort of like a good Spanish Oak aged wine. I recommend this for your next wine. — 7 years ago

Thomas Moore

9.0

Only tried Virginia wine again on a recent trip to Charlottesville. Years ago Virginia wine might have been the punchline to a joke, but certainly not a drinkable beverage. Times have changed. This is a well made fruity low tannin red any winemaker in California would take pride in. I want more, but can’t get it here in Alabama 😢. — 7 years ago

Giancarlo Cicero

9.2

Wonderful nose. Clean. Couldn’t believe how balanced, weightless, and powerful it was. Thanks De Wijnproevers. Who thought I would find an Alabama native in Amsterdam. — 8 years ago

James Forsyth

8.9

There's a lot to like about this whisky. There's also quite a lot not to like. The intense vanilla, caramel, mocha flavors are delicious and sustain beautifully. However, there isn't the elegance or smoothness of a great whisky. Better than most large production options at a similar price point and a worthy addition to the home bar.
Artwork: a work on paper by Thornton Dial who lived and worked in Bessemer, Alabama some 175 miles south of the Dickel distillery, near Nashville TN. — 8 years ago