Ale in Brunello casks....sour ale, yeast, and wine. Delish! — 8 years ago
Had at Goodkind, 2017. Available in WI, not IL. Beautifully complex dark brown sour beer. — 9 years ago
Freaking killer. Fills every edge of the palate progression. — 9 years ago
A great toasty coffee with just the right sour to finish clean and refresh on 90 degree day — 9 years ago
These beers always make me take a step back. Red licorice, even strawberry twizzler on the nose with dried fig and balsamic notes. Palate is simultaneously rich fruit and tart rhubarb with superfine bubbles. No oak- just pure malt and soured character. Sublime w salty cheese and plum preserve. — 10 years ago
We had a couple of friends over and did a fun little 2010 Saint-Damien Gigondas side-by-side consisting of “La Louisiane” and “Les Souteyrades”. Both wines were opened six hours prior to service; each spent three hours in the decanter and also slow-ox’ed in the bottle for an additional three. I initially questioned whether decanting was even necessary but after reading some of the notes on CT and trying a small bit after pulling the corks, it seemed to me that air would be beneficial.
The “Les Souteyrades” was a trip to the Woodland Realm. On the nose this was brambles, oud (agarwood), boiled spinach, curaçao, smoke and mushrooms. A much more powerful and rustic wine than “La Louisiane”. This should drink well for another decade. — 7 years ago
Like a Flanders Oud Bruin <3 — 8 years ago
Oud&Nieuw 2016/2017 zelf gekocht bij Gal&Gal — 9 years ago
Sour rules. Tart but rich. A tale like an espresso with lemon. But balanced, not as intensely sour as some oud bruins. Really quite special in the beer world. — 9 years ago
Vinegary balsamic sour, black currant, old oak, toffee goodness on the finish. Niiiiice. — 9 years ago
Bourbon in nose and forepalate. Sour cherries, brown sugar, chocolate. Good long finish. — 10 years ago
basic grapefruit smell. Somewhat closed on the nose. Good sour note but not very complex — 7 years ago
Bottle No. 3835. Slow ox'd for two hours prior to dinner. On the nose, this was mind-blowing. Our guest was head over heals with the smell alone. Aromas of dark cherries, high quality agarwood (oud), spices, and dusty underbrush. I can't ever recall smelling oud in a wine before. Simply stunning. Flavors of dark cherries, baking spices tomatillo and balsamic. Long finish. There's more buried in there but I was hosting dinner and wasn't afforded the time and focus necessary to unpack everything that was going on in the glass. Rest assured, this wine is not messing around and it's a very good "baby" Pagliaro. The major difference between the two is the RdV lacks Pagliaro's massive structure. The RdV is more approachable at this stage with softer tannins and the sensation of slightly less acidity. These are great to have while you let your bottles of Pagliaro to mature. Drink now with a short decant but should hold well over the next 5-10 years if well stored. — 8 years ago
Ok. Cherry ale, #brutnature and method traditionelle. A bit on the fruity side, one thinks of New Glarus for a second, but this has acidity! Super tart. Rocked with chocolate! — 9 years ago
Perfect bitter, tempered by fruit. Amazing. — 9 years ago
Cherry beer... — 9 years ago
Creamy and a bit earthy. Very delicate, good oud , strong 香味 — 9 years ago
Deni
I like it. Reminds me of wines. High acidity. — 6 years ago