Steven Lee

9.3

First one. Light and abit of burgundian feel. Mineral, chalky, stone, and savoury. Hint of tea leaf and slight bitter. Not alot of fruits — 8 years ago

Muralee Murugesu

9.3

Very very nice sake at the offered price range. Lots of lovely character with smooth texture (almost like a condrieu). — 8 years ago

Valerie Kathawala

9.1

'12. Savoring these pre-acquisition Vietti's while I can. Brilliant aromatics, palpable, pleasing tannins, spice, violets and a thrilling partner to pork loin with cherry vinaigrette and bitter field greens. — 9 years ago

Steven Lee

9.3

First time try this producer with very high hope. First time tried amarone like way of making wine. It is aromatic with sour cherries, spice and pretty good balance of acidity and mineral. Tannin is pretty resolve and with a mild bitter core and some sweetness. Smell of light barnyard and fig and menthol. Overall ok. Burgundian like — 10 years ago

Zac Alinder

9.2

Crisp and a little creamy. Pretty but not memorable. No hangover so maybe there is some truth to what they say about high vs low quality champagne. — 10 years ago

Nelson Fitch

10

Can't beat post-food poisoning Underberg. — 11 years ago

Jon Grace-Cox

9.0

Very tasty. Smooth, with a pleasing bite. — 11 years ago

Portia Wen

8.9

Decent, a bit bitter. Paired with steak and lobster. — 11 years ago

with Charles

Jake Schepps

9.4

Thank you Corkbuzz! I dig this amaro. — 11 years ago

Sean Genn

9.6

Excellent. Pleasantly bitter with a dark chocolate finish. Try using it in place of sweet vermouth in an Anejo tequila manhattan with Fee brothers Aztec chocolate bitters — 12 years ago

Sara Halbur

9.5

Citrus and clean not bitter! 💜 — 8 years ago

Daniel M

9.1

Blood orange,liquorice , strawberry, violet (?), grilled meat(?!) on the nose. I could spend the evening with my nose upon this glass! What a nose ! Blood orange again on the palate which tends to have this bitter feeling all along the acid backbone. Red fruits around there too. Not as Burgundian and ethereal and precise as the chateau (cdr) in the same vintage but I can feel the lineage here. The finish is long with a bitter salty touch. Wow again. For a 13€ price-tag I could have this any given day. Perhaps one of the best value ever encountered. I can’t wait to open the big big brother fonsalette — 8 years ago

Bill Droddy

9.5

No bitter taste. Subtle flavor — 10 years ago

Jonas Johansson

9.1

Great with fish and chips at Huxleys — 10 years ago

Melissa M. Sutherland

Importer Winebow Wines

9.0

Good, but not life-altering as some would seem to think. — 10 years ago

Olivier Lacan

9.0

Soft too. No back taste. Barely bitter. — 11 years ago

Nils Bernstein

9.3

Wow. Bracing bitter citrus and crisp briny quality but with an almost white Burgundian body & structure - these grapes worked hard! — 11 years ago

Michael Solway

9.3

Quinine, bitter orange peel and a touch of burnt sugar. 40% ABV. Zesty and delicious. — 11 years ago

Matt Tucker

9.7

The name almost had me turned off but the bitterness is quite mild. A very impressive ale, refreshing as drinking an iced tea! — 11 years ago

Max Coane

9.0

Delicious. Bitter as a homeless man's unwashed ballsack, but tasty — 13 years ago

Benjamin Kinzer

9.1

Rind bitter with subtle bubbles finishing with a sweet honeysuckle floral note. Refreshing and perfect for spring. — 8 years ago

with Chloe

Jurgen Weiss

8.9

Slightly bitter, smooth, nice digestif — 9 years ago

Nicolaas Edrick

9.0

Funky introduction with subtle tannins. After 2-3 hours of opening, bitter vanilla with nice end tannins and fresh acidity. Nice savoriness. — 9 years ago

Lee Lightfoot

9.3

Rye whiskey in beer form. Rich smooth delicious and 15% abv?! — 10 years ago

Andrew Schirmer

9.2

2015 vintage, fresh as it comes. Much nicer than last year. Discernible light nose of melon and strawberry. Bright pale salmon color. A bit wan on the palate, with more strawberries, light tannins, and a slightly bitter finish. Delicious. — 10 years ago

with Alsu

David Kline

8.9

Chocolate-y brown nose, with malty coffee, caramel and a smidgen of maple and wheat bran. Frothy cappuccino head with sudsy lacing. Wooden, dark-toast entry shows a mousse of some finesse, a rootbeer type character that becomes honeyed, then bakers Choctaw, but always with a sugared black coffee playing shadow. Ends with an expansive, bitter kola nut hangs around to make interesting conversation with your taste buds. Her name is Caryatis, and her wooden demeanor should not be taken as a surly distillation of her character, but merely a symptom of the Sazerac she had for breakfast. — 11 years ago

with Courtney

Joe Hakim

9.1

Bitter, medicinal, lovely — 11 years ago

Kenneth Korsbæk

9.8

Tight and still in its youths, oily olives and not yet reach its drinking start — 11 years ago

with John

Kelli Cabana

10

it's a tiny bit bitter but it gets you really drunk. — 12 years ago

Katie Duffy

9.7

Easter 2013 - give me the truth! — 13 years ago