Burn Valley Vineyard

Yarra Burn

Bottle Fermented Yarra Valley Pinot Noir Blend 2010

Clean and crisp. Nectarine and peach amongst lemon zest, crushed hazlenuts and toasted oak. — 11 years ago

Heaven Hill Distilleries

Elijah Craig Small Batch 12 Years Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Very good Bourbon. A mild alcohol burn on the nose combined with a lot of cherry and honey, yet not heavily sweet.
That cherry really comes through when taking a sip. There's some almond and pecan, and a creamy milk chocolate that sits on the tongue.
I love the burn of it as it slides down my throat. Seems perfect to sip on on a cold winter day. I'd definitely get this again.
— 11 years ago

Francis Ford Coppola Winery

Diamond Collection Black Label Claret California Cabernet Sauvignon

Last night's wine.
Like someone burned the cookies. It was thick and chewy on my tongue like spiced Mexican champurrado with a little pepper burn on the back of my throat. Unripe cherries and lemongrass (yellow green) and something resembling licorice but not.

#Wine #redWine #coppola #2013BlackLabel #claret
— 11 years ago

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Equipo Navazos

No. 44 La Bota de Vino Blanco Florpower Palomino Fino

Lara H
9.0

Very unique and semillon like. Nose of honey, burn sugar caramely noms. Palate of salty, funky, mushroomy goodness. — 11 years ago

Talisker

Talisker Storm Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Golden colour.
Honey and medicine nose, smoky peat develops after a few minutes.
Sweet fruit then burn and a long smoky finish, needs a few drops of water.
Delicious and changes in the glass
— 12 years ago

Bodegas Volver

Tarima Monastrell

Lots of cherry up front, nice light burn on the far back end when paired with puerco con salsa verde. — 14 years ago

Kimmie Monster
with Kimmie

Cashburn

Central Otago Pinot Noir

bright, lithe, juicy, pomegranate-y Cashburn Pinot 2013 (from New Zealand's Burn Cottage) w equally electrifying flavors of NY's high-art #KIwi resto (& garden) The Musket Room — 11 years ago

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Azienda Agricola La Torre

Brunello di Montalcino Sangiovese 2008

Melissa M. Sutherland
9.6

Busted loose the 2008 to assess early drinking potential. A sacrifice of one bottle for five. Honestly, there is something about 2008 Brunellos that are less austere/classic than 2006, but do not possess that tiny bit of burn from the heat of 2007. So, drink earlier (now) or wait for another 4-7 years. 2008s are drinkers and keepers. — 12 years ago

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