Texas, Usa
Texas Ale Project
100 Million Angels Singing Double IPA
Seersucker
Original Southern Style Gin
💯 Corn 🌽 Mash. Orange, lemon, cardamom, mint, coriander, juniper. — 11 days ago
Becker Vineyards
Main Street Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2015
Excellent! — 16 days ago
Kuhlman Cellars
Escondido Valley Sauvignon Blanc 2018
Good SB at a rather solid price that almost makes you feel like you're stealing it from the vineyard. The nose of this wine is lemongrass, some herb, hint of wet rock. Enters with sharp acidity, lemon rind, kiwi, limestone influence, a little bit of tropical character. Really nice hot weather poolside sipper. Considering our heat index is still near 100, these couple of bottles will serve a very nice purpose. This would go well with lemon sherbet. This is sort of a new offering for Kuhlman and so far this particular release has remained very solid. — 15 days ago
Red Caboose Winery
Range Rider Tempranillo Blend
Great Texas wine!! — 4 days ago
Llano Estacado
Winemaker's Reserve Bourbon Barrel Aged Tempranillo 2017
Hints of vanilla. Great with black pepper cheese. — a month ago
Fredericksburg Winery
Texas Trebbiano 2017
Very nice, clean clear and crisp white. Great for a warm October evening. Picked this up when visiting Fredricksburg and will pick up more on the next pass through. — 5 days ago
Balcones Distillery
Classic Edition #1 Texas Single Malt Whiskey
Similar notes. Would buy again at $70, not at $110. — 5 days ago
Mark Flesher
If you ever see anything from Texas Ale Project (TAP) on store shelves, you shouldn't ask logical questions like 'is this my kind of beer?' or 'do I have enough money in my checking account since I don't get paid until Friday?' or 'is this going to be good in the 180 degree heat index of my car while I make 6 more stops between here and the house?' or 'why do you drive on a parkway and park on a driveway?' (exception: Dallas, where everyone is always parked on driveways, tollways, freeways, parkways, etc). The questions you need to ask are 'how much do they have?', 'can it all fit in my car?', and 'can those other six stops wait until I at least get home and put this all in the beer fridge?'. And then buy a metric ton of it. Or a 4-pack if you have a Smarte car. And then get home and find that the hops are perfectly integrated. Pine, citrus, perfectly balanced. Now there's a third thing to like about Dallas. 100 million angels singing indeed. Well done TAP! — 13 days ago