Pleasant red blend from Texas! Dark red fruit, mildly tannic, smooth and easy. — 7 years ago
Cítrico con tonos de cuero, joven y ligero al paladar. Elegante y noble. — 7 years ago
Seventy years have passed since this wine was made. It is hard to imagine how the winemakers of the day could have focused on things like pump-overs when their country had just been through hell and back. But I'm glad they could and did because this wine is delicious. Shadows of red fruit upon layers of black tea, vanilla and pine. This was a very rare treat indeed. — 7 years ago
Oak, peppery, blackberry, leather, cherry, acidic, bright — 8 years ago
Fantastic viognier, can't believe it's made in Texas. Fruity and flavorful without being too sweet. — 8 years ago
Makes you nut your pants. Garnish with orange, love the aftertaste of cinnamon — 10 years ago
Texas is a great place to grow Tempranillo. — 10 years ago
Crisp, fruity, balanced. Long finish. Jasmine. Honeydew. Papaya. — 11 years ago
Fabulous Summer white! — 12 years ago
Texas wines have grown. This is an outstanding blend of Grenache Syrah and Mourvèdre from Salt Lick Vineyard. This is a complex wine with great structure and finesse. Great to see the Lone Star State wines mature and compete in the world stage. Visited the Fall Creek Vineyards. Well worth it can’t get it retail because of the limited production but can get it online. New release of the 2016 vintage. Excellent! — 7 years ago
I had the ‘16 vintage of this a few months back in comparison to the Ron Yates SB. I thought the ‘16 was nice, but that the Ron Yates SB was better in every aspect. @Ron Yates told me, in his opinion, the ‘17 Spicewood was better than both the ‘16 Spicewood and the Ron Yates ‘16.
It’s 103 here in TX, and I’m sweating more than this bottle, so it’s prime SB weather.
I’m happy to report that I think I’m aligned with Ron here. In comparison to the Spicewood ‘16, the aromatics on this just jump out of the glass with tons of fruit. Kiwi, lychee, and peach...wow! Great nose. Sharp acidity highlighted by honeyed grapefruit, limestone and chalk. Well done, Ron! — 7 years ago
What a merlot should taste like. 2014 on September 2017 — 8 years ago
Fall Creek wine tasting with coworkers - finally opened it! — 8 years ago
Ken Wegner's The Hunt 2016 Day 2. — 9 years ago
Duchman Winery - smooth, tasty — 11 years ago
Perfect not bitter — 11 years ago
We enjoyed this. Just drinking, no pairing. — 7 years ago
Color : Rosé
Wine estate : Billecart-Salmon
Designation : Champagne
Name : Brut Rosé
Country : France
Vivino : 5/5
Note : 5⭐️ for this wonder! Always a pleasure to taste. Its salmon robe sparkling with fine bubbles makes us travel out of time in a soothing, relaxing, comforting space. On the nose, a minerality accompanied by exotic and refreshing fruits, a hint of brioche, peach, star dust and dreams. On the palate, a perfect end, a greedy and sublime gourmandise. YummY
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5⭐️ pour cette merveille ! Toujours un plaisir à déguster. Sa robe saumon pétillante de fines bulles nous fait voyager hors du temps dans un espace apaisant, relaxant, réconfortant. Au nez, une mineralité accompagné de fruits exotiques et rafraichissant, un soupçon de brioche, de pêche, de poussière d'étoile et de rêve. En bouche, une parfaite finalité, une gourmandise gourmande et sublime. YummY — 7 years ago
Channeled my inner @Paul Treadway Huntington Beacher and popped this right off the truck from Last Bottle. Nice big nose and palate with bright red fruit and what I guess they call Rutherford dust. No way was it worth the $125 winery price (perhaps why they aren't around anymore) but for $50 bucks it's a great deal. — 8 years ago
celebrating some news from another lucky country! fruity, a little spice, and balanced for a shiraz — 9 years ago
This is a huge cab for the $$- super impressed with the quality of fruit and craftsmanship here! — 10 years ago
Very sweet and delicious — 10 years ago
Really great with pasta with red sauce! Great value! Dry, fruity, hints of leather. — 11 years ago
Best Meade I've tried. — 12 years ago
OMG PEDRO
Serious cider for serious drinkers... the combination between the apples and noble smoky wood made my day. Fermented to perfection. Dry, tart and smoky with a clean and refreshing finish. It taste like ancient wisdom got thirsty. Can’t get much better than this... IMPERATIVE!!! # To serve, we splash it into the glass, pouring from a very long distance so the cider aerates — if you let it linger too long in the glass, the aeration gets lost and the cider won’t be enjoyable to drink. — 7 years ago