WAy better than fernet — 8 years ago
Not for everyone...like Fernet Branca wine with herbs and God knows what in there but Monks live off this stuff so can't be all bad. — 9 years ago
Move over fernet. — 9 years ago
Spearmint dominates the rooty-herbal nose. Light weight, less viscous than most fernet. Get a big black tea note on the palate. — 9 years ago
In the glass, it’s hard to resist judgment; it’s just so light. Looks are deceiving. In the nose: rose hips, hibiscus, cherry liqueur. Flavors of pomegranate and rhubarb come first, followed by a heady, herbal bitterness that reads like fernet. I really like this style of Oregon Pinot. — 7 years ago
Mint, herbs, fresh pine. #tastesofNOLA17 — 8 years ago
Big black and red fruit tempered by a ton of herbs. Sage, rosemary, eucalyptus, and mint. Bing cherries and fernet? Wonderfully complex wine for a small price tag!! — 8 years ago
With a splash of fizzy water and vanilla — 9 years ago
Douglas fir, fernet, wet moss, ferns, smoke, spice cake, dark cherry, wet rocks, violets. There's a masculine almost fleshy character with lots of soft and elegant feminine qualities simultaneously. Beautiful tannin structure. — 9 years ago
Eucalyptus, prickly pear and a balsamic toast atop peppermint oil finishes out the pungent microcosm. Tight near-ripe raspberry, tannic cranberry and red clay with basil oil tend to the center. There is cola-cherry-syrup- bourbon root liqueur happening that makes it darken toward the end, almost Coke and Fernet branca, but also a very green, leafy remnant full of iron. The finale is pomegranate, and it is a chewy answer to the pointed questions in the middle. Great vintage, fabulous wine. — 10 years ago
Intenso! Echoes of fernet branca, herbal inky huge. Sweet smoke and dark distant fruit. Yow — 7 years ago
Trying to describe Amaro in words is hard. This is something between a Nonino and a Fernet Branca. — 8 years ago
Maybe a tad bit medicinal like some fernet — 9 years ago
Full, herbal, ripe and oaky on the nose, obviously still young but more than ready to play. Odors of licorice and Fernet or Chartreuse come through. Thank goodness this has been open since yesterday, it almost certainly needed it. On the palate, bright cassis, wild strawberry and herbal liquor comes through with jasmine and finely structured tannins. Yumyumyum. — 9 years ago
John Clinton
Unique fernet expressions—heavily minted/eucalyptus powered which was a fun experience. — 7 years ago