It was something — a year ago
Orange peel. Sweet liquor. Marnier lapostolle grand marnier colton, curaçao @2783, AD, 240921 — 2 years ago
From a holiday a few years ago, very nice! — 6 years ago
Fun! Served in shot glass — 6 years ago
Girl Scout thin mints — 8 years ago
Au deuxième nez, des notes d'anis qui laisse rapidement place aux notes végétales de la garrigue. — a month ago
You haven’t lived until you’ve had a peak season pear from Catalunya. Fortunately, someone put it in a bottle. — 7 months ago
We love this with pecan pie and vanilla bean ice cream thanks to Coopers Hawk Winery & Resteraunt and their monthly wine member event! — a year ago
Absolutely lovely! Well balanced, super creamy and definitely nutty. Definitely will buy this one again! — 5 years ago
Nice base for a summer drink. — 6 years ago
The herbal flavours taste really fresh and it is not too sweet. Good with tonic (“BenTon”) — 7 years ago
Wow that is bitter! 😝 reminds me of grapefruit. Thanks Charles! Bottled by Charles Medley Distillery in the 1960’s! Drinking history right here! — 8 years ago
Santi geras ugrch — a month ago
Billy lalo @obelix — 2 months ago
Sweet liquor with strong grape aroma — a year ago
The best digestive I've ever tried, it helps upset stomachs — 5 years ago
The nose reveals; sweet & sour dark cherries, deeply, ripe & juicy strawberries, rhubarb & cranberry crossing, plum liqueur, blackberries, blueberries, candied raspberries, dark chocolate, limestone minerals, sandstone, anise to black licorice, dry, crushed rocks with blue, red, dark, fresh & withering florals with fields of violets.
The body is still firm, thick, grainy and full. The structure, tension are still tight. The length and balance are working their way into adolescence. Sweet & sour dark cherries, deeply, ripe & juicy strawberries, black raspberries, juicy, black plum, rhubarb & cranberry crossing, plum liqueur, blackberries, blueberries, candied raspberries, caramel, clove, touch of nutmeg, vanilla, dark chocolate, semi-sweet tarriness, understated herbaceousiness, limestone minerals, powdery sandstone leather, dry tobacco, saddle-wood to cedar plank, dark spice, sandstone, anise to black licorice, dry, crushed rocks with blue, red, dark, fresh & withering florals with fields of violets.
It’s still a youthful wine with another 10-15 years ahead.
Photos of; the hilltop town of Barbaresco with the Produttori tasting room underneath and right of the tower, the Produttori tasting room and the co-op of Produttori. Third largest in Europe. — 7 years ago
Ed Chin
With just 15 min of air gobs of dark fruit appeared that shocked me. 2011 deemed a so so vintage for valley floor fruit. Not this baby. I think it just entered its drinking window. A Few more yrs for the fruit to recede slightly and this could rate higher. — 17 days ago