Slight burn in the back, dark berry flavor — 6 years ago
This came across as a rare find.. A Nicaraguan rum that you can enjoy on the rocks. — 6 years ago
Enjoyed the wine very much. — 6 years ago
Almost bubbly. Really refreshing and nice. — 7 years ago
Full body with a peppery after taste — 8 years ago
Discovery. Tequila actually is really good and smooth. — 8 years ago
Drank 10/1/2015 on 10th anniversary — 5 years ago
8% alcohol. Serve at 55 -60 degrees. $11.00. — 6 years ago
Wow, what a treat! This wine naturally develops a layer of flor which is kept on the wine for 14-15 months. Only 1 barrel of this 120 year old vine wine was made. Notes of funky blue cheese skins, honeyed and nutty complexity shine through from the layer of yeast. A Jura lovers delight❤️ — 6 years ago
Perfect way to start the evening- bubbly not to sweet- love following the Italian tradition of having the bubbles start out the evening.
Strongly recommend — 7 years ago
Notes of caramel, butterscotch and of course molasses. Incredibly smooth and long. Dangerously delicious. A great rum. — 8 years ago
Smooooth as molasses — 8 years ago
Light oak, better with food — 6 years ago
Whoa this actually smells like nutty banana dessert with salted caramel sauce!! So much ripe fruit through both nose and palate but without diminished acid... wow it’s actually so creamy it’s remarkable. Bit of grip in the top palate similar to walnut skin and a sharp steely mineral streak through the center.... odd odd wine but absolutely delicious. Curious about his this is vinified - would guess concrete with some new oak?? — 6 years ago
Round from ripe grapes, acidity at the end, med last — 6 years ago
It's snowing for the first time of the Fall season... So breaking the seal on a new bottle tonight. Normally drink the Ron Zacapa Centenario 23, which is a great, smooth rum (Carmel & Butterscotch notes heavy). Stepping up to the bigger brother tonight, we'll see how this goes...
Similar notes of Carmel, but less sweet than the 23 bottle, died fruit and a smokey note more closely associated with a single malt Scotch. One cube of ice really helped the nose bloom in the glass. Good bottle, but not worth the extra price, perhaps my opinion will evolve. — 7 years ago
When I first tasted this wine I was concerned it has a food deal of oak. In the year or so since it becomes clear that the Malbec was more than up to the challenge. Violets on the nose, tightish but approachable tannins like bitter chocolate that soften with time in the glass. A great drink. Looking forward to trying this is 5 years. — 8 years ago
Marco Rino
Ottimo, forse un po ruffiano ma un buon solera !! — 5 years ago