Féileacán (Irish for "butterfly") is an Irish country cream produced in Ireland. It is a wine-based alternative to traditional Irish cream liqueur: neutral fermented grape wine blended with fresh cream, sugar, and natural vanilla, caramel, and coffee flavorings. Smooth and indulgent, it shows notes of vanilla, caramel, chocolate, and coffee at 13.9% alcohol.
Feileacan Wine Irish Cream is made from a wine base blended with fresh Irish cream.
Féileacán Irish Country Cream is a creamy, sweet Irish liqueur alternative. It is inspired by Irish Whiskey cream liqueurs that quickly became popular around the world in the 70’s. Féileacán Irish Country Cream is a neutral fermented grape wine with cream, sugar, and flavorings such as vanilla, caramel, and coffee. All the ingredients are blended together until smooth and creamy, resulting in a rich, indulgent liqueur alternative with a smooth finish. Féileacán Irish Country Cream can be enjoyed on its own, over ice, or used as an ingredient in cocktails and desserts. It is a popular ingredient in coffee drinks, such as the Irish Coffee and the Mudslide, as well as in desserts such as cheesecake and chocolate mousse. In addition to being delicious, Féileacán is also versatile and easy to use. It can be used as a substitute for cream or milk in a variety of recipes, adding a rich, creamy flavor to dishes such as pancakes, waffles, and French toast. Féileacán Irish Country Cream is a delicious and versatile liqueur alternative that has helped many Beer and Wine restaurants sell many Irish inspired cocktails.
Tasting Notes: Féileacán is smooth and creamy with a sweet rich flavor. It has notes of vanilla, caramel, and hints of chocolate and coffee.
Paul Hobbs George Menini Estate Pinot Noir is made from 100 percent Pinot Noir.
Brilliant ruby red in the glass, the 2022 vintage follows the color with matching aromas of wild mountain strawberry, raspberry, and cherry infused with hints of black tea. On the palate, this wine has the texture of thick satin, evolving seamlessly with subtle energy and pleasant tension. Elegant, fine-grained tannins run through a lingering, juicy finish.
Review:
Wow, a super well-structured, vital wine with oodles of generous black fruit flavors on a firm frame that will help it age well and improve with time. Black cherries, blackberries, blueberries, forest floor nuances and a slight smoky, stemmy character from using mostly Calera-clone grapes, with 15% whole clusters and 30% new French oak. Great interplay between layered fruit and a fresh, crunchy texture. Drinkable now, but best from 2030.
-James Suckling 98 Points & #54 in Top 100
Thorn Clarke Shotfire Reserve Shiraz is made from 100 percent Shiraz.
Inky purple-red in color with intense depth to the rim. Aromas of sweet rich fruit and lifted cedar oak fill the glass. Abundant blackberry, violets and cigar box roll through the profile adding complexity and interest. The palate is round and silky with dark plum, liquorice, briar and blackberry primary fruits. The rich, toasty oak, and fleshy rounded tannins complete the palate of this dense, flowing wine. This poised and powerful wine is drinking amazingly well but with it's density and presence will cellar impeccably well.
Selected parcels of estate fruit were de-stemmed into our open fermenters and seeded with yeast. The ferments were pumped over twice daily to maximise color, tannin and flavor extraction. The temperature controlled fermenters allowed the ferments remain in the 22-25 °C range giving amazing fruit expression in the wine. Each parcel was pressed after a minimum of seven days fermenting on skins. The wine completed both primary and ML fermentation in tank before being filled to American oak hogsheads (300Ltrs) to mature. The wine was aged in a combination of new, 2nd and 3rd use barrels for up to 2 years. Prior to bottling the parcels were emptied from oak and
Rare roast beef or BBQ lamb cutlets
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This comes off four blocks in the Barossa, and is made in years that are considered worthy. In this case, it's very worthy. Deep purply-red colors. The aroma is immediately captivating with its dark chocolatey fruits, a little mocha, and a touch of cedar. Engaging stuff. And then the palate starts to deliver with its dark plummy richness, a little bit of that licorice nuance and some bright fruity blackberry characters. The oak and tannins have been expertly managed ensuring the wine is perfectly balanced to suit drinking now if you wish, but with the obvious characters to support extended cellaring. - Ray JORDAN"
- Wine Pilot, 96 pts