Good Charmes-Chambertin, drink do not hold. — 10 years ago
1960's. Herbal and vegetal. @Chris Cottrell @Morgan Twain-Peterson @Steven Morgan — 11 years ago
My número uno go-to amaro after Fernet Branca. — 11 years ago
Super impressive, so Much Eolaness. Decaying leave and smoke with a slight fernet finish. — 11 years ago
Minty ridiculousness!!! — 12 years ago
Holy Mother of Jerez Son of a Biscuit Eating Motherless Goat!! This is so unique, weird, delicious. Could literally sip just enough to wet the lips all day long. This makes aged fernet seem worthless and sterile. @steviestacionis @nopasf — 13 years ago
Lovely rustic version. Stem inclusion, 20 month elevage — 10 years ago
I Love Italian Fernet but this is Amazing! — 10 years ago
Musty forest floor driven wine. Showing red fruits and a herbal component. Fernet like. Cranberry pops. Was awesome with foie wild mushroom burger at the wine cask shared with john Vidal ! — 11 years ago
Nice soft malty porter with delicate oaky savor notes and herbs . Tasty! — 11 years ago
Better than cream de menthe. Loved t. At Pig and Pickle with Anderson's. great night good waiter Steven. — 11 years ago
Oh smoky dirty barn draped in tight red fruit and a little medicine cabinet; you make me happy. — 13 years ago
Beautiful aromatics. Astringent. Hint of cola. Hecho y Mexico. — 11 years ago
Very pale ruby. Pungent red fruit, spice cake, Christmas pudding aromas. A touch of CO2 on the palate and plenty of firm acidity. Paired well high a highly seasoned mustard vinaigrette salad. Even better with a handful of pretzels later. When it shows cola nut and Fernet aromas. Very interesting. — 11 years ago
More like fernet. Yum. — 12 years ago
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Bitter on the start somewhere between a cynar and fernet, the nose switches from herbal to strong notes of honey, slightly sweet mid-palate, herbal bitter finish — 10 years ago