Coconut, dark chocolate and hints of coffee with warm roasted and toasty malt. — 10 years ago
Matured in chardonnay, bourbon, sherry, and two other cask!
Very complexe, dry white fruits, soft — 10 years ago
Vanilla beans and tobacco — 11 years ago
Truly special stuff — 11 years ago
Sweet and clean — 12 years ago
A surprisingly nice afternoon dram. — 12 years ago
Cab Franc 2011 infinite monkey theorem — 13 years ago
Now this is some good monkey! LoL. A really nice sour beer to enjoy either with friends and a grill or by yourself watching Netflix in your underwear — 7 years ago
Smooth and full bodied mild hint of chocolate — 8 years ago
Color is light caramel. Nose is quite sweet with aldehyde, caramel, crayon, and hotness strength. Taste is very smooth considering she is just 12 yr old. Nice creamy milk like flavor, wood chips, dried fruits, honey, and flowering note. Really impressed by the flowering and honey note. Aftertaste of warmth, some apple, dried fruit, and more flowering note. A must try 12 yr old. — 8 years ago
Yes, you can make a Manhattan with Irish.... — 10 years ago
Monkey 47 Dry Distiller Gin. Slightly hazy, water white, colourless. Pronounced intensity of perfume, juniper, lingonberry, violets, lavender, orange and grapefruit zest. With water added, more perfume and citrus notes to the fore. Dry on the palate. Warming alcohol, medium body, pronounced flavour intensity. Long finish. Very complex. Outstanding example of a premium gin. — 10 years ago
Love this blend from 2014 — 10 years ago
Bomb dot com — 11 years ago
Our go to summer wine — 12 years ago
Beer sized Jamison! — 13 years ago
Dry. Not a lot of depth. But good drinking. Slight bitterness. — 8 years ago

Brilliant stuff, first time with this one but a real winner, round full flavour with a little fizz in the mouth — 9 years ago
Smooth. Black cherries. Dry. An urban style Cab Franc bought at the Denver airport. Hurray for local wines! — 10 years ago
Mellowed bananas and roasted nuts. Very smooth. Jameson as it could be — 11 years ago
Great straight — 12 years ago
One of the best Pinot Noir I've had — 12 years ago
Amazing raw Peated Single Malt Irish Whiskey — 13 years ago
Sipping Fine Wine
In 1805, Daniel Phelan, an Irish wine broker, acquired le Clos de Garamey, and was followed in 1810 by the acquisition of the Segur de Cabanac estate, creating the domain that remains today. Aromas and flavors of black cherry and blueberry with cacao, gentle oak and herb character. Firm grip on tannins, lingering this big wine to an earthy ending. Tight now give it some time, decanting helps if you must now! — 7 years ago