Macallan Distillery

30 Years Old Highland Single Malt Scotch Whiskey 1987

9.8

Macallan is not typically my favorites but this was really remarkable, incredibly soft and a ridiculous finish.....fantastic whisky bar -speakeasy that Moon Ho introduced me to last year--really great place — 8 years ago

Chris, Jim and 6 others liked this

Block Nine

Caiden's Vineyards Pinot Noir

chris p

9.2

Sultry: like a beautiful lady in a red dress smoking a cigarette in the dark corner of a speakeasy. — 9 years ago

Speakeasy Brewery

Prohibition Ale

Laiz Marshall

9.0

Creamy warm caramel. Like love , even its bitterness is smooth. — 9 years ago

Speakeasy Ales and Lagers

Baby Daddy Session IPA

Douglas Braun

8.9

Nice session - thanks Mark — 10 years ago

Dorit and Patrick liked this

Mark Eastom

Love the ABV.

Château Prieuré-Lichine

Margaux Red Bordeaux Blend 2005

Alan Hoyt

9.0

drank during our prohibition tour party. and in a speakeasy manner i had it opened only for 3 of us is 50 plus size party. Me, Dane and Hank Fila. Yummy maybe my fav of the night. there were 2 others. will post also if i find the btls. — 10 years ago

Dane liked this

Amargo Obrero

El Aperitivo del Pueblo Argentino

Deborah Heath

9.1

Amargo Obrero, "the workers' aperitif." Traces of #Argentina's Italian immigrant history, bars all serve aperitifs/amar(g)os, both local, like this, and imports (Fernet on tap). @ 'speakeasy' La Puerta Rojo, served 60/40 w pomelo, grapefruit, on ice. ¡Lo refrescante! — 11 years ago

Andrew and Christopher liked this

Concha y Toro

Marqués de Casa Concha Puente Alto Cabernet Sauvignon 2012

Steven Jenkins

Anthems wine speakeasy — 11 years ago

Château Croizet-Bages

Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend 1945

James Forsyth

9.4

It's 1945 in Pauillac... the First Growth Mouton Rothschild celebrates the victory year with an innovative label, drawn by the artist Philippe Jullian, setting into motion a tradition synonymous with the famous estate. The vintage is considered one of the best on record and this Pauillac wine perhaps the pick of the year. Seventy years later a large format of the 1945 Mouton Rothschild becomes one of the most expensive bottles ever sold. It is stuff of legend, "immortal" no less. Down the road Château Croizet-Bages was doing its thing, making tasty wines without fanfare. A bottle of their 1945 found its way into my hands via Darren Scott of Red Room, Austin's excellent speakeasy/wine bar. The fill was almost into the belly. Not a good sign. I was expecting a dud for sure but that's part of the fun with these wines. You roll the dice, winning is an upside not to be expected. The sommelier approached the bottle with caution. (As an aside, all restaurants should have Durands on hand for older bottles.) My heart was in my mouth as the cork was prized from the bottle with a normal waiter's corkscrew. It came out in one piece, a stained but solid cylinder of promise. I tried it. Certainly a little dusty but with underlying freshness and even a hint of ripe, dark fruit. Tobacco, Earl Gray tea and coffee were present. The finish was long. The wine retained vibrancy even at its grand age. The 1945 Croizet-Bages was a gem, in part because of the low expectations, in part because of its proximity (temporal and geographical) to a legend, but mostly because it was just plain delicious. — 8 years ago

Eric, Jörgen and 5 others liked this