Had this at Burdock in Toronto. It was beautiful. — 9 years ago
Fresh, aroma of soil and herbs. First sip, distinguishable note of burdock root. — 10 years ago
Dark ripe berries, minerals, burdock, stems, aromatic, very smooth. — 10 years ago
Midfield with patrick then Burdock — 8 years ago
Tasted at burdock with Jason and Irene. Raspberry. Drink again, very good. — 9 years ago
Nice treat at Burdock & Co. — 10 years ago
Made with brettanomyces isolated from the lees of Pearl Morrisette's 2014 cuvée blu. Crazy how much that seems to have influenced this beers aromas and final flavour. Orange wine beer. Delicious and with a fantastic nose. Really does smell more like wine. Palette is so well balanced. Great stuff. — 9 years ago
Henri Bonneau Celestins 86. Transparent edges with murky dark brown core. Wet leaves, iron (blood), burdock root, and roasted plum raisin. Almost like red nectar. Tannins are silky smooth, while the flavors are intense and long. Yet, slightly past peak. Disclaimer: a bit of cork fell in! This wine has re-confirmed my belief that H.B. was the biggest loss in 2016... — 9 years ago
Kenta Hayashi
Sandalwood, pencil shavings, dark cherries, toasty, and burdock root. Initially split between VR or NSG. Structure and minerality gave way to NSG. Opened up a bit but rather linear. Very interesting contrast to the Vosne Romanee Les Chaumes 2014 I recently tried. At least to me, this had the signature CLB characteristic nose, without betraying the terroir. The Les Chaumes had a more floral and pretty nose, but less structure versus the Aux Cras. The two plots are roughly 250 meters apart. That's terroir for you. — 8 years ago