An unexpected but not at all off-putting muddy marigold color, more similar to a sherry. Fine bubbles, a little oxidative. Apple butter On the nose. — 5 years ago
maraschino cherry, apple wood, all spice, and caramel — 6 years ago
100% Rye. Smooth, sweet (molasses) with a medium complex spice on the finish. Fairly balanced. At first it seems light for a whiskey but after a few sips the complexity on the finish builds greatly. — 7 years ago
I will give a 9.4 for Vermont. — 8 years ago
Maybe a touch over the hill but still lovey orangeade — 3 years ago
Agree with Nicki. Savory with fruits and brisk rich acidity — 5 years ago
Honey Gin from Father IL — 7 years ago
Little oaky at first, but after a breather the oak recedes and gives way to red & dark fruits; like a juice — 8 years ago
Tropical fruit. Opens up nicely. Vermont white blend from Domestique. — 2 years ago
Blend of hybrid varieties Frontenac Gris (25%) and La Crescent (75%) from a vineyard in Vergennes, in the Champlain Valley (Vermont). Very good, complex. You could not tell these are hybrid varieties — 3 years ago
Fantastic. Tart and crisp. — 6 years ago
Light and refreshing — 6 years ago
This is a really good flavorful solid gin. Perfect on one large rock with a lime. — 7 years ago
Bright fruit — 8 years ago
Absolutely everything you want a cider to be. Leesy, fruity, absolutely wonderful. A joy to break open and crush with a friend when you only have 30m to chill. — 8 years ago
Daniel Bloom
That first sip is intense(hoptastic) you’re, as K. Kesey said, either on the bus or off the bus. For me, I’m on and off.
With food blessedly, the next sips with food balanced out nicely. Great IPA.
Now if I’m ready for the bigger brother.
Thanks@glorybeerbarandkitchen
I see you Dave! — a day ago