Light, minty beer. I wonder if they really brew on Nantucket Island. Mermaid Label. — 3 years ago
Booby mermaid — 3 years ago
So before the following I am gonna tell you how well this pairs with southwest salad and potatoes that have had some Funtime in hot oil. It isn’t quite a unicorn but at least a mermaid wine. It can sing and swim. Maybe it has legs AND fins—take that Ariel deniers. Anyway. Should I be proper? On the nose a lot of salt and baked stone fruit and apple juice. On the palate a body not quite voluptuous but not quite not. Lemons (baked stewed raw and candied) and hint of salad green barely ripe peach medium plus acid. Alcohol I am guessing is...12.5. Maybe 13 but...checked label it says it is 13. Snazzy. This wine is good with the slightly spicy southwest flavors but also chill with salad so that’s cool. I also served this at thanksgiving earlier this year because it can be friends with most dishes. Falanghina does a great service to food. — 5 years ago
From mermaid - quarantine — 4 years ago
Still remember the incredible purity, after drinking it a few days after new years. Lemon curd, brioche, and a little bit of tropical fruit. It opened up as it went along, so the racy acidity level doubt and the mermaid liked it after a bit. Rating below is purely my own — 2 years ago
Salty lemon verbena that on day 3 sings like a mermaid.2016. Drinking to remember JS who lost his chance so strangely… — 3 years ago
La Sirena Napa Valley Grenache 2015: An appropriate wine after an evening of watching The Little Mermaid with my daughter! The wine was lively & soft with wonderful flavors of red fruits. Cheers 🧜♀️🍷 — 4 years ago
Steve Story
Iconic wine with MAPP at Mermaid — 7 months ago