
The Mullen wines are always opulent. Golden, honeyed, full of character. This is 13 years deep and sitting very pretty right now.
A golden featherweight. Lemon kerosine and honey.
Not quite as deep as the ones with the stars, better than entry. — 19 days ago
Golden, beautifully matured with all the love you could squeeze out of fresh sour apricots, syrupy canned peaches, perfumed black cherries, and all the things that oxygen brings.
Apricots first, then a lifted VA note that folds into a nutty sticky caramel apple thing.
It's more perfumed and full of acid and life then you'd ever imagine despite a tired ale color. Amazing stuff. — a month ago
Every time this wine slaps. This time with more age underneath. A little more bruised, equally awesome.
Golden copper. Perfumed and waxy. Browning apple and apricot and smoky sandalwood incense in a sour saline solution. — 4 months ago
Ely Cohn
Immediately obvious this isn't house orange. Deep and grippy.
Burnt orange sunset with handles to grasp. Sour apricots and juicy peaches dance around minty basil and tarragon.
— 7 days ago