A fantastic example of low fruit wine with tastes of rose water, ocean mist, limestone, and spices that follows scents of green apples and strawberries. Oh, and the lingering finish...yum! Pairs well with most anything, but tonight it was General Tso Chicken that this Rose cut through with ease. Look forward to meeting again. — 8 years ago
Drinking wth TVB CEO at the French Consul General Residence and he bust out this quite speechless tasting wine — 9 years ago
I'm not a huge IPA fan in general. This one is good hoppy and cloudy. I like it. — 9 years ago
Hot, yeah, but it's chateauneuf right? Pretty Grenache character, clean and not funky =my experience in general w recent vintage Clos st Jean. — 10 years ago
Brutus beefcake. Hot, hard to judge at this waaaaay too early point. Almost California like with it's alcohol and general large nature. — 10 years ago
Napa General Store find — 11 years ago
This Pinot Noir (the t in Pinot is silent) is delectable. A true shining star. The aromatic treat starts with strong notes of red, and screams 'drink the entire bottle buddy'. Succumbing to the temptation you will discover a blissful elegance as this masterpiece flows through your body. Invigorating your inner youth, enchanting your inner sommelier, and appeasing your inner drunkard with the 16.0% alcohol by volume. This reasonably priced bottle of happiness would truly be a delight on any occasion. Additionally the surgeon general declares consumption of such a magnificent beverage could be detrimental to the growth of a child, pregnant women be warned. — 8 years ago
Spicy finish, similar general flavors as Meiomi with the darker flavors forward. — 8 years ago
Comte Lafon is considered one of the top producers of Burgundy with most of their bottles selling for triple digits and four digits for their top wines. In the late nineties they ventured out of Burgundy proper (the Cote d'Or) and also setup shop in the southern Burgundy region of the Maconnais by purchasing a domaine there. The focus of the domaine is Chardonnay and they have bottlings from many different villages and vineyards. The vines are farmed Biodynamically (a practice that goes far beyond organic) and most of their wines see a limited amount of oak in order to let the vines express themselves. These are some of the best values you will find in white Burgundy and Chardonnay in general. Ever bottle I've tasted from them so far has been laced with beautiful minerality. — 8 years ago
Classic northern rhone. A benchmark of general terroir. 🙏🏼 — 8 years ago
Really smooth. blackberry and cherry notes. — 9 years ago
We tasted this at the winery, bought 2 bottles, and watched Barbara Jackson's wine become the overwhelming hit at Christmas dinner. Powered by fruit in general, with dried cherry in particular and sure signs of how it was handled in the barrel. Amazing! — 9 years ago
The wine needs to breathe a little, but the wait will be rewarded. It's a complex, although still young red that gives a good name not only to kosher wines, but affordable red wines in general. — 10 years ago
Woweee! Our favorite. Makes my lips and gums tingle ! LOVE it! — 11 years ago
Butterscotch, vanilla and heavily wooded. Very much against the grain, excuse the pun, in South Africa as the general wine drinker prefers a more unwooded chardonnay. — 8 years ago
Leaps out of the glass with flowers, an almost kirsch-like red cherry, granite, a tinge of funk, and an intoxicating mix of herbs and spices. Like a field of wildflowers that's been dusted with cinnamon, star anise, and clove. Melds together over time into a sexy perfume that would be unmistakable if I came across it decades from now. Everything translates through to the palate in a juicy and lively celebration. Relative to Gamay, or Beaujolais in general, this has weight and length in spades. I wish I hadn't waited until this vintage to try this producer. If there's better Gamay I'm sure I won't find it because I'll be too busy drinking this. — 8 years ago
Whoa. This stuff is seriously the bee's knees. Small biodynamic producer from Slovenia. This is a wine of firsts for me; first Slovenian wine and first Blaufrankisch. This particular one has an almost gamey herbaceousness to it that I didn't expect based on what I've heard about Blaufrankisch, but it's certainly appreciated. This kinda reminds me of a more wild, rustic Chinon or Saumur-Champigny; definitely gives a lot of similar vibes to Loire Cab Franc in general for me, which is amazing because I love Loire CF with a raging passion. Kinda reminds me of a cross between Cab Franc and Frappato, maybe? I dunno, but it's rad. Scents of cracked black pepper, dill, green bell pepper, fresh cranberry, dried cherry, dried rose and violet, a tiny bit of wood smoke, and wet crushed gravel are translated quite congruently on the palate, carried by nice pleasant, moderate (+) acidity and supported by moderate, supple tannin. This stuff is like, ridiculously complex for it's $17 price tag at my local shop, I need to snag all of this up next time I go to the store. — 8 years ago
Not a fan of red in general, but this is a good one. Sophisticated. — 8 years ago
Légèrement sucré avec general taoe — 8 years ago
Strangely overripe... Not sure if its a general thing for Cossards '13 whites? — 9 years ago
Gorgeous, yet five years old and showing such age. Curious — 9 years ago
Improbable combo of bright red fruit - straw bomb! - and pert minerality. They find a middle ground. Color is cranberry - thus emerging as my holiday aperitif of choice. In all seriousness, it's dry but not too dry for before d, redolent of herbs and delish red fruit, peach fuzz, and general fabulosity. *crush this for holiday* — 10 years ago
Name:" Shirataki"/ brewery: Yamamoto general partnership company/ region: Hachimine, Akita prefecture/ category: junmai daiginjo unpressed squeezed undiluted/ clear note, vivid acid, smooth taste — 10 years ago
Mary Christoph
Great wine! My first Hungarian! A little sweeter than for a usual dinner wine, but excellent as a dessert or appetizer wine, or general drinking — 8 years ago