Gil Krakowsky

9.5

Absolutely stunning qpr for a serious contemplative white borg. Minerality and a coche-dury-esque gunpowder note dominate the nose along with pear lemon meringue, and some hints of spice. Palate is racy and with a thick mineral spine. Great acidity and reasonable length. Actually abuts st aubin and chassagne Montrachet. Yes!!! — 7 years ago

Taylor Ramsey

9.6

Dat good good. Icelandic porter. — 10 years ago

Luis Arguero (@winefromAtoZ)

8.9

Icelandic red ale!! Great taste — 10 years ago

Richard Lerner

9.0

Not as funky on the nose as the Borg. Softer at first with some earth that switches to a harsh finish. — 10 years ago

Magda Mazerolles

9.7

Finally in France, at home... Château Grand-Maison cuvée Spéciale 2008 côtes de Borg - so lovely wine, very elegant! I love it! — 12 years ago

with Sara

Robert Benzie

9.2

The 2014 is powerful sinewy elegance. Red fruit, mushrooms, and more graphite than a Bjorn Borg era tennis racket. A superb Santenay. — 7 years ago

James Ehrman

9.6

This blew my mind. I want more and to drink it more often. — 9 years ago

Luis Arguero (@winefromAtoZ)

9.0

An amazing micro brew from glacier water more than 700 years old. Small production and very local to the south of Iceland. Great clean, crisp taste! #LovingIceland #IcelandRoadtrip2015 — 10 years ago

Luis Arguero (@winefromAtoZ)

8.9

My favorite Icelandic beer. Great taste — 10 years ago

Mitchell Mulder

9.8

OutStanding! — 12 years ago

Maria Pepe

9.6

Epic beer tasted at the brewery in Iceland — 8 years ago

Xun Lou

9.5

Very good and very strong beer — 8 years ago

Gil Krakowsky

9.8

This ok 2 hrs to open up. Started a bit shrill and with "dead wine" undertones that cleared up. Hard to call as a Borg. Fully mature but still with terrific acidity and tannic structure. Nose of dark chocolate, figs, leather dark cherry liquor , menthol, sweet dark cherry. On the palate, burnt orange, balsamic, figs, Roasted nuts. Drying tannins on finish. Terrific, and evolved over hours — 10 years ago

Dave Harris

9.7

Nogne O dark Horizon 4th Ed. Fucking exceptional. Dark fruit, chocolate, coffee nose. Taste exhibits a level of complexity rarely encountered in a beer. Some booze with fruit and sweet graham cracker to start, followed by extremely bitter chocolate with a chalky mouthfeel, then comes an abrupt wave of deep espresso. This all occurs over the course of 45 seconds, then the experience concludes with subtle tropical fruit and novacaine. — 10 years ago

with Danna and Tom

D Gissen

9.8

I've joined your delectable borg. — 13 years ago