Vintage 2014 / by Jove, what a quality jump if Muscadet has stayed some years in bottle / minerals, citrus and hay / yield restricted, harvesting at maximum of maturity, aged 24 months on lees / granite shale and sand soils / medium weight and body, quite some power actually which makes it a fine dinner wine / good aftertaste / paired with cabillaud and shi take / archetypical Muscadet — 6 years ago
Unique fernet expressions—heavily minted/eucalyptus powered which was a fun experience. — 8 years ago
WAy better than fernet — 9 years ago
Big black and red fruit tempered by a ton of herbs. Sage, rosemary, eucalyptus, and mint. Bing cherries and fernet? Wonderfully complex wine for a small price tag!! — 9 years ago
No idea why this has low scores it’s absolutely gorgeous and what you imagine burgundy should be but rarely is. Pretty good value at £40 — 5 years ago
The best digestive I've ever tried, it helps upset stomachs — 5 years ago
Fernet, vegetal, tannic.
80% Tempranillo, 15% Graciano and 5% Viura. — 8 years ago
Mint, herbs, fresh pine. #tastesofNOLA17 — 9 years ago
Trying to describe Amaro in words is hard. This is something between a Nonino and a Fernet Branca. — 9 years ago

Not for everyone...like Fernet Branca wine with herbs and God knows what in there but Monks live off this stuff so can't be all bad. — 10 years ago
2019 vintage. High, airy/perfumed nose of dill and white sage with a dollop of tar and charcuterie board. Medium-heavy body. Delicious riptide of bramble fruit and leather flavors that carry on and a balsamic/Fernet Branca note along with a lavender finish. Big-*ss tannins for a Côtes-du Rhône. Black olive lording over the proceedings Sauron-style from the moment the cork was pulled. White pepper wants to emerge on the tip of the tongue but not just yet. Soon…soon. Silly to find myself giving a "simple" Côtes-du Rhône a 9.3 but found it compelling enuff to seriously consider a 9.4. Didn't think it possible. — 5 years ago
Really delicious muscadet. Great without food too! (2014) — 6 years ago
For Alex. Like fernet but less astringent n herbaceous — 8 years ago
In the glass, it’s hard to resist judgment; it’s just so light. Looks are deceiving. In the nose: rose hips, hibiscus, cherry liqueur. Flavors of pomegranate and rhubarb come first, followed by a heady, herbal bitterness that reads like fernet. I really like this style of Oregon Pinot. — 8 years ago
Bank for your buck! This wine was only $27.99 in NJ and I was so hesitant to buy it since good Saint Joseph usually costs at least $10 more. Great expression of Syrah terroir in many ways. This is how I picture steep slope Saint Joseph. — 9 years ago
Light candied fruits and apricot pith. Great body thanks to 30 months sur lie. — 10 years ago
With a splash of fizzy water and vanilla — 10 years ago
Jack Petras
Also had this at Boston’s Bubble Bath along with other well selected wines. Unlike any other Barbera ever tasted. From Emilia Romagna. Herbal snd chalky, with intense aromas reminiscent of Fernet Branca?! Concentrated but cooling red fruits. Unique, intriguing, one of rose oh my god wines keep surprising me moments. Great with a Bolognese from around the corner. — 2 years ago