Christmas martini. Santa Cruz gin was a gift from @Amy Monroe — 10 years ago
Wow. Gorgeous well balanced. Bright acidity. Peppery and with a hint of sugar. — 10 years ago
Dessert tonight. Was chasing what I had a few weeks ago at our Realm tasting with Juan. This was a step behind the last time but still awesome. Deep dark and multi dimensional. The 12 is even better but this is oh so good. For my palette better than the to kalon and Dr Crane. — 11 years ago
Ahhh montant !! Great powerful and smooth white.. Really enjoyed it !! — 11 years ago
This is the standard on which all other barrel aged gins should be judged. By far the best I've ever had. — 10 years ago
In my surf publishing days, we did an issue of Bodyboarding Magazine with a main line for the cover story of "Chasing Perfect". I didn't much like the phrasing, in regards to a group of shredders traversing the Mentawai Islands, but our publisher was all about it and it worked out well in the end. Drinking this tonight, the phrase came to mind out of nowhere, probably because Font du Loup captured it in 2012. — 10 years ago
This'll do. — 10 years ago
Dark berries, dry and delicious. — 11 years ago
Got to meet the makers and can taste their passion. Great wine. — 11 years ago
Chasing flavor. — 12 years ago
Sec très fruité — 9 years ago
Dig it. Bright, mildly tannic, fresh. — 10 years ago
Pretty large but has the acid to back it up. Still drinking great. — 10 years ago
Nice and peppery chairmans select for )13.99 & better than the Buried Cane for the same price — 10 years ago
Nice, but simple. Butterscotch, minerality and menthol. As well integrated as 6 months ago. Had I another bottle I'd drink up now. — 10 years ago
Sweet notes
Well melded tannins, red fruit and black fruit
Bit of spice
Third Meritage wine in the Hanukkah celebration.
Might have commanded an even better score but it was chasing the Dominus and the Les Pavots
Glad I own two more
— 11 years ago
Where did the day go? Chasing away the humidity w/a #LongIsland bubbly. Rocking traditional method #PinotBlanc ! — 11 years ago
Jim McCusker
One of the better chards I've had from John Hilliard's winery along Route 246 near Lompoc, this has improved considerably with a few years in bottle. Still a bit more oak than is my preference, the wine nevertheless exhibits great balance with classic chardonnary aromatics, a medium-plus bodied mouthfeel, and a lingering finish. I still think his Venus bottlings are better expressions of chardonnay, but this one at ~5 years is drinking well! — 9 years ago