Cutty Sark
Salcheto
Riserva Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Sangiovese 2012
All the greatness of a Brunello without the cost. Exquisitely jammy without being over ripe. Red and sark fruits with slight pepper notes. — 6 years ago
Château Haut-Surget
Lalande de Pomerol Red Bordeaux Blend 2011
In honor of Gustav Meier. Of all the wonderful qualities he had, his taste in alcohol was truly awful. Cutty Sark was his favorite. For wines, he preferred Merlot so every time I got him a bottle of wine, I always chose a right bank Bordeaux. So here's to you, Gusti! — 9 years ago
Cutty Sark
Prohibition Edition Blended Scotch Whisky
Honey and plumeria. Dry and stiff. — 6 months ago
Domaine des Sablonettes
Le P'tit Blanc Anjou Chenin Blanc
sark straw color and a surprising pineapple flavor adds to a richness of taste. — 9 years ago
Ardbeg
The Ultimate Ten Years Old Single Malt Islay Scotch Whisky
@Saman Hosseini should have brought cutty sark. This whisky died before its time — 10 years ago
Cutty Sark
25 Year Old Tam O'Shanter Blend
Cutty Sark 25yr Tam O’Shanter Blend 46.5% - was expecting a bit more given the dark color and age. It’s mild, ok on the finish. Maybe wanted more oomph. — a year ago
> ‘Cutty Sark’ or Nannie Dee
The witch in Tam o’ Shanter’s real name isn’t Cutty Sark, even though that’s what she’s called in pop culture. A “cutty-sark” was a term for a short, revealing dress or an undergarment, so Tam was being rather rude by calling her that! Robert Burns gave her the name ‘Nannie’ or ‘Nannie Dee’ instead.
Foncalieu
Jealousy Pinot Noir
Christmas Eve at the Cutty Sark Tavern — 7 years ago
Flying Dog Brewery
Raging Bitch Belgian-Style IPA
Bob Yoon
A few days late but here is my annual tribute to Gustav Meier. He was loved dearly by six(?) decades of students and colleagues. As worldly and as sophisticated as he was, this great man had terrible taste in alcohol. There’s a Belgian style brewery near school where he would only order Coors Light from. His go to scotch was Cutty Sark. For wine, he preferred those gaudy Californian merlots that got deservedly dunked on in Sideways. Whenever I brought him a bottle of wine, I always got him a right bank Bordeaux. Perhaps my hints at how wonderful merlot can be were too subtle. It’s been nine years but we all miss him dearly. I may no longer be a conductor but I can still hear many teachings of his as if he is standing next to me. “Get out of their way and just trust them!” I need constant reminders of this invaluable piece of advice whether I am parenting or working with a client. Raise a glass for Gusti! — 3 days ago