Beige and fluffy pour turned porous and sparse with just a cat’s paw print remaining. Really ready for Oktoberfest, so jumping the pond early this year. Subtle cardamom, and pine notes atop orange peel and honey bread on oak leaves waft from the dark, reddish-amber of this dunkel. Cherry pit, lemon tea, rye, and applewood with a dusting of aspirin that yields to a yeast and honey over cigarette paper. Mineral elements suggest silver and nickel. The finish has a malty, pecan nuttiness throughout. #bier #beer #germanbeerday #deutschebier #deutschland #dunkel #flensburger #flensburgerdunkel #darklager #lager — 7 years ago
We picked this up for $60 a case!!! Great wine too! Couldn’t believe the price. A great blend highly recommend — 8 years ago
If this ain't my favorite Syrah (that I've had), it's pretty damned close. Beautiful, brambly, floral, peppery awesomeness. Perfectly textured and structured. Grizzly elegance. Kind of a Côte Rôgue-tie. Love this wine. — 8 years ago
Such a smooth and refreshing white. — 9 years ago
Big sky country. Post rattlesnake, grizzly Bear Creek hike. Big din + big red — 9 years ago
A red fav — 6 years ago
The Whitemans, the Jeraths: Avli dinner turned Monkeys Paw dinner — 7 years ago
Look no further fella, you found it. Beautiful aroma of grizzly long cut and cape cod cranberries. Medium bodied, light acidity, and softer than Lebron James in crunch time. Beautiful finish, a la licking your little league baseball mitt. Delectable. — 8 years ago
Nothing grizzly about this one. It's alot to bare, but please bear with me, for I'm gonna lay it bare: if this wine were an animal, it'd be a bear.
Not only because it spends months out of the year hibernating in a cave (a cellar does well too), but much like a bear, it gets your blood rushing when you encounter it. Ferocious black berry flavors claw their way to the forefront, as a warm coat of tannins and a snarl of almost barren pine forest and growling purple flowers make up the bear share of the flavor. Pairs well with wild game, bear claws, gummy bears and bear hugs.
#sothere — 8 years ago
dry and crisp. not strong fruit flavour. almost no fruit. paw paw slight flavour dont serve to cold. flavour comes at about 15C. anette likes — 8 years ago
Delicious, smooth, great body - had at Paw Paw Restaurant in South Carolina — 9 years ago
Not a huge fan of zins but this one was great. — 9 years ago
if you or someone you know hates Chardonnay, as I sometimes hear, this little number - 2011 DRC #Montrachet 💥- will effect an instant conversion. It is inconvertibly beautiful and pure, with a lemon-mineral core, joined by shades of tangerine and salted caramel balanced by an invigorating citric minerality, and a golden, silky persistence that stretches out like a cheetah's paw. 🐾 🐅 Even the residue of the empty glass seduces the sniff 👃. This is a more elegant and balanced style, not the creamy honeycomb voluptuousness of 2005 or 2000 DRC Montrachet, which are also sublime. Only 3,178 bottles on Earth. Perfect with Galatorie's jumbo lump crab salad. 🦀 #Burgundy #wine
— 8 years ago
Cant decide if I like Black Paw or Red Paw better.This Red Paw was very nice. Good Vintage — 8 years ago
Local yocal — 8 years ago
Had it November 2011.
Bright straw yellow. Citrus, pineapple and paw paw. White pepper, coriander and Asian spices. Earthy, tuff. Full palate with minerally notes, smokiness in evidence. Important flavour and typical I should say of a Wachau Gruner Veltliner. Super young, great potential, but already very enjoyable for the best taster. Hints of peanut butter ✌️ — 9 years ago
Lindsey King
A pot of wild creamed honey to scoop my bear paw into. — 6 years ago