Hiked with the bhais this Saturday up in the Hudson River. A little too late for the leaves changing, but got a good 6 miles of elevation and scrambles in 🍁
Stopped at Industrial Arts out of Garnerville for a quick hazy. Picked up a four pack of their various wrenches: torque and pocket and just plain ole wrench.
Solid, hits the spot, citrusy, piney, with pineapple & tropical undercurrent notes. Well-balanced and refreshing. — 2 years ago
Delicious and elegant. Nose has wafty, gorgeous candied cherry fruit, granitic minerality, and a background note of barnyard funk to remind you this is not industrial Bojo. In the mouth it’s intensely flavorful but has a light feel and a silky texture. Beautifully pure fruit. Very nice, crisp acids. — 5 years ago
Punchy, juicy, but not too sweet or without character. Doesn't taste like industrial rosé. A treat! — 5 months ago
Has strong notes of the military industrial complex — 3 years ago
my first ever pinot noir.
not from full on cold climate but from the Israeli negev desert(hot days and cold nights)
nothing to compare to so I'm not very confident reviewing.
100% pinot noir
14.4% abv
red fruit with leather and barnyard hints 👃
medium body.
high acidity.
tart and fruity with firm but light tannins 👄
long 🎯 that lingers on.
paired well with big varaiety brunch buffet.
krembo - sweet Israeli mass produced dessert made of industrial whipped cream, biscuit and 'chocolate' coat made it jammy and delicious.
great vfm (98 nis)
let's have some burgundy pinot and think it all through please. — 5 years ago
Sean Lyons
One of the most fascinating single malts I’ve ever had. This is not for beginners. It’s oily and industrial in the best way, with notes of grain, honey and oak. I liked it a lot, but it felt incomplete, maybe a little one note. Certainly not an everyday drinker, but it was definitely educational. I’m looking forward to trying some of their alternative barrel offerings. — 7 months ago