Très beau Tokay bien caramélisé 1993 est superbe ! — 10 years ago
Honey and apricot. Orange nose. Ultimate desert wine. Enough acidity to be refreshing. Crime broiler. Cartelized. — 10 years ago
Just yummy... No Tokay, but for $10 bucks a bottle... Nice ending — 10 years ago
Wonderful! At Maison Pic — 11 years ago
Old Pinot Gris is apparently very good. This stuff was 13 years old. — 11 years ago
Amber, honey and marmalade on the nose. Caramel and Muscat flavours, well balanced. — 9 years ago
What a special treat. Much like the Pedro Jimenez, the oldest component here is from the 1850's. Thick and syrupy with raisins and prunes on the nose and palate. This "sticky" is absolutely amazing with Mason King George Christmas Pudding. — 9 years ago
A fine example of what this fairly obscure, under-the-radar, consistently good producer can do. — 10 years ago
Tasted my first ever dry tokay! Stone fruits with mint and anise - kind of like a summer fruit salad in a glass. Hungarian liquid happiness. — 10 years ago
I love the way tokay wines combine apricot and ripe peach with a sort of dried rose petal and autumn leaf pile aroma. — 10 years ago
Australia port! Tastes like Christmas cake. — 11 years ago
Caramel-marzipan-orange-cookie love. Lemon dust and graham goodness, sassafras cola cool, toffee crunch and date, honeycomb and brown sugar-apricot. Rich, full bodied but somehow light on its feet. YES — 10 years ago
Alsace for the win! — 10 years ago
This vintage is nothing to scoff at. Red Wing boots patina SO well -wabisabi lives on! All that aside: even a twelve year old Alsatian Pinot Gris is stunning with chamomile, apricots and poached pears and wildflower honey... — 11 years ago
Great cheap wine — 11 years ago
Celia Develey
Gold. (Sir lie) parfumé, medium bodied. Toast (roast chicken!!) dried apricot, flower and bitter almonds. Medium a acidity. Food friendly ☺️ — 9 years ago