Imported by United Liquors, West Bridgewater MA.

March 2020

Twenty five years on.

Carmine. Last bottle of this case, there’s no turning back. It’s a morse-code of distance and mystery, hedgerow fruit and a noble suggestion of mother earth. The finish dilates the senses. Now.

April 2015

Twenty years on.

Carmine. Tertiary and organic yet discreetly so: meditative notions of sous-bois, autumnal leaf and thistle.  The fruit is piquant, rose hip and sloe.  Intricate at the end, propelled by a depth of earthy minerality. Now – 2020.