Pig & Poke

Big Table Farm

Laughing Pig Pinot Noir Rosé 2023

Cherry, watermelon, raspberry, currant and hints of lemon. Good acidity and balance. — 16 days ago

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Mary Taylor Wine

Valençay Rouge Gamay Blend 2020

Great Gamay Pinot blend for a night out at Green Pig. — 2 years ago

Dave Rostker
with Dave
Daniel P., Bobbi Jo and 4 others liked this

Big Table Farm

Jolene the Pig Pinot Noir

Rye bread, rhubarb smell, light pink, cherry, strawberry, rhubbarb, amazing wet, acid, metallic structure low tannin — 4 years ago

Squealing Pig

Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2023

Fresh, smooth, light, fruit — 3 months ago

Yann Chave

Hermitage Syrah 2015

Good body and acidity, Laura’s favourite of the evening.

Go to the black pig, bring your kids, share plates and drink good wine by the glass (or bottle).
— a year ago

Luigi Calissano

Bricco Mira Langa Riserva Barolo Nebbiolo 1989

JKT
9.2

Mary BD 11/19/21 with suckling pig. Opened at the end. Terrific Barolo with all the classic varietal profile. Pleasure to drink though didn’t quite match the Brunello in pairing the pig. Last one and winery defunct. — 3 years ago

Russian River Brewing Company

Blind Pig IPA

Very good IPA... and I dislike IPAs. — 4 years ago

Tom, Shawn and 8 others liked this
Trixie

Trixie

Nice review!🍻

Realm Cellars

The Bard Cabernet Sauvignon Blend 2019

[Tasted on May 26, 2024 at Iberian Pig in Nashville with Jay]

81% Cabernet Sauvignon; 14% Merlot; and 5% Petit Verdot. Blackberry and black plum fruit, with notes of pencil shavings, graphite, licorice, violets and cocoa. Silky wine.
— 4 years ago

Piggs Peake

Big Pig Shiraz 2014

Big Pig Shiraz, 2014
WOW!! This is a phenomenal drop! Silky and sexy, lush berries and sweetly spiced with liquorice and vanilla. Absolute perfection, I think this just may be the best wine I've ever tasted, and that's saying something. 10/10
— 3 years ago

Cayuse Vineyards

Flying Pig Cabernet Franc Blend

Color is tawny red with some signs of bricking. A savory rich nose: initial cherry and subtle Cayuse funk with some bacon, gravely rock, and floating notes of sweet florals. The taste just jumps from the glass - a soft juicy mixture of black cherry-plum fruit, stewed meat and minerals, tobacco and a raspberry pencil lead medium plus finish. Tannins smooth, but could still use some aging. The Flying Pig is a first and lives up to the Cayuse brand. A lucky find! — 4 years ago

Karin BlazonaJill Young
with Karin and Jill
Ira, Tom and 13 others liked this