Abs Fab! Tasted in Baton Rouge. — 7 years ago
Day 3: Heavy mushrooms framed by sage and cedar, with chamomile and pork fat. There is persimmon, nutmeg, dried grapes, tar, dark raisin bread, tobacco leaf, and poppy seed. This thing was an unwieldy wooden baton on Saturday night; a real leather daddy. It has since opened into a lumberjack in a leather tunic felling a large birch near a meadow of scorched wildflower. He’s sweating, and lightly peppered. Grilled apple, eel skin, dried black currant, dried roses, rawhide, marinated plum, and a tart persistence that is neither graphite, or smoke, but something similar with a dry-rubbed saline-sweetness in the mix. Delicious! Took forever, and I knew it was a bad idea to open so young, but we did it! #callejo #riberadeldueronothing #riberadelduero #NoSpainNoGain #spanishwines #spanishwine #FelixCallejo #bigredwines — 9 years ago
Barnyard funk nose. Dark cherry, vanilla, spice and minerals on the palate. Moderate tannins and acid in the finish. — 9 years ago
Delicious while baton get down the hatches at Pedregal. The storm just makes for a moody backdrop as we sit and sip on the balcony — 11 years ago
The baton has been successfully passed in the Hatzidakis wine family! So glad to have found this wine in a wine store in Greece. It’s a big chewy white wine. Pear. Hints of citrus. — 5 years ago
Excellent cold vintage red. Cherries, raspberries, cocoa, sage, with a long finish. Expressive. — 7 years ago
134$ at Baton Rouge. Nice !! — 8 years ago
Palermo's Italian Restaurant in Baton Rouge — 9 years ago
Drank in Baton Rouge. So good! — 11 years ago
Awesome! In Baton Rouge with Amber, Doug, Christian and Adam. Bold and delicious! Hints of deep red berries and chocolate. — 7 years ago
Good and dark. Had at moxies and Baton Rouge — 9 years ago
2013 full body dark plum cherry mix with a hint of white pepper. Found it at Trader Joes in Baton Rouge for $12. — 11 years ago
Charlie C
Per Bianca of PBB: A co-fermented wine of red and white grapes is what everyone should be looking for in a summertime wine. It's light, complex, and as long as it's made with skilled hands, incredibly balanced and easy drinking.. The Baton Rouge is both deeply herbal and very giving with the red tart fruits like red currants and cranberry. Also earthy notes of smoky rosemary, pink florals, and fresh dirt. On the palate the tasting notes randge from strawberries and stone fruit to vanilla and nutmeg. It's a really lovely wine that definitely should be served chilled and with a spread of cheese and meats, or marinated veggies. — 3 years ago