Chateau Du Mass

Matilda Bay Brewing Co.

Fat Yak Pale Ale

Pretty hard to find a better mass produced beer in Australia. — 12 years ago

Jack's Abby Brewing

Mass Rising 2nd Anniversary Lager

David Singer
9.6

Double IPL, balanced hoppy lager, really complex. Well done! — 12 years ago

Terpin Franco (TERPIN)

Critical Mass Selections Pinot Grigio Delle Venezie 2010

Fish and game 1 aug 2013, great rose Pinot Grigio — 12 years ago

Stellar Organics

Cabernet Sauvignon 2012

$10.99 from mass ave wine shop. Integrity and sustainability certified. — 13 years ago

Santa Margherita

Valdadige Pinot Grigio 2012

You can't go wrong with this one. Very mass-produce, but still great! — 12 years ago

Winemoments liked this

Château La Faviere

Intégrale Bordeaux Supérieur Red Bordeaux Blend 2011

Antoine Pin
9.8

This wine was fucking awesome!!!!!!!! The big brother to the Ch. La Faviere. Cold Mass and directly put in 56 Gallon French oak that sit on wheels and turned 6 times a day taking the place of traditional pump overs and punch downs. Aged for 12 months in new French oak. Massive beast. $75 / 94pts — 12 years ago

Villa Creek Cellars

Gathers No Mass James Berry Vineyard Grenache Syrah 2010

Matt W
9.5

Villa Creek "Gather No Moss." 2010 Paso Robles. — 13 years ago

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Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin

Yellow Label Brut Champagne Blend

Christmas bubbly after midnight mass — 12 years ago

Jack's Abby Brewing

Kiwi Rising Double IPL

David Singer
9.6

Yum. Great IPL (India Pale Lager), perhaps even better than Mass Rising from Jacks Abby as well. Great balanced but pronounced hoppy notes, complex citrus, and the New Zealand hops really do add multi level tropical notes. — 12 years ago

Lauren Laio

Lauren Laio

Tried this last night - Sadly Patrick didn't appreciate the New Zealand hop flair, but i really enjoyed it. Thanks!

Pahlmeyer

Jayson Napa Valley Red Blend 2010

Another fantastic California Cabernet Sauvignon blend by Jayson Pahlmeyer. While not available at most wine stores, I have seen it at Central Market occasionally. Drinkable now or worth cellaring, the fruit is forward, balanced, and smooth. For $45 or under, this wine has so much more going on than Silver Oak, Caymus, and all the other mass produced premium reds. Cheers! T — 13 years ago

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