Matt Royce

9.2

Squatters best beer hands down. Good strong, hoppy, bitter IPA. — 10 years ago

with Anthony

Giampiero Nadali

Wine Blogger Aristide

9.5

A perfect sample of a Alto Adige Sauvignon, made by a cooperative winery. Long, tasty, salty, fresh, elegant. Chapeau! #sudtirol — 11 years ago

David Kuchar

9.0

#beer. lots of points for the name — 12 years ago

Andrew Dineley

9.6

One of my favourites from The Cooperative. £6.99 reduced from £8.49 for a limited period. Highly quaffable! — 13 years ago

Lukas Vögele

9.3

It's a cooperative but fucking good stuff! Great lemberger with a great value! — 10 years ago

Francis Huicq

9.3

A solid and deep Corbieres from the small and unique cooperative of Castelmaure. Earthy, herby with scents of warm bush, thyme and dry leaves. Dried figs and spices complete the picture and add character. Full-bodied, rich and deep on the palate with fine and ripe tannins. medium acidity. A wine for food. — 11 years ago

Peter Vetsch

9.3

We'll see if Delectable can figure out the name of this wine - I had to create it on CellarTracker. Made by a social interest cooperative in Costers del Segre, just west of Barcelona, this blend of Cava grapes (Chardonnay + Macabeo) is focused and beautiful. A swirling array of flavours, largely not fruit-based -- talcum, buttered popcorn, rubber, varnish, baked pear, cinnamon, mineral, celery -- yes, I swear, all in the same wine -- then scorching straight-line acidity on the back end of the palate that carries the wine through into a long, herbal-tinged finish. Somehow takes an intense approach to a fairly neutral set of flavours. Stunning. — 12 years ago

Olivier Thoraval

9.5

Excellent fine and flavory just the perfect age to be drunk — 10 years ago

Josh Orr

8.9

Petrol and stone fruit on the nose with an oily texture and phenolics. Delicious glass of wine — 11 years ago

Chris Baggetta

Sommelier/Wine Director Quince Restaurant

9.5

Who knew cooperative wine could be THIS good?! — 12 years ago