Fantastic. Fresh red fruit aromas rise readily from the wine to be followed with an explosion in flavor. Fresh red berries and raspberries lifted by an earthy minerality slowly disappearing in a lingering finish. — a month ago


This wine was awesome! It sang like the person in the opera of the Olympics closing ceremony. On all cylinders. Layers of beautiful bright dark blue and red fruit flavors carried by very present but super silky tannins that gave it ‘stop-in-your-track’ intensity. All in beautiful harmony. — 2 months ago

Was planning on a 9.3 but then the pizza came and the wine became even more pronounced, intense, rich, penetrating dried red fruit, earthy and minerally laced. It is one of our most favorite Amarones. We had the opportunity to visit the winery last year. Here is the story: https://spokenwines.com/our-blog/ten-years-with-campagnola-our-amarone-of-choice — 14 days ago
Wonderful left bank Bordeaux from Saint Julien. Balanced, polished, flavorful with good tension. — a month ago
Very interesting Super Tuscan style wine made from Walla Walla grapes. Certainly more fruity, bold and juicier than the ones from Tuscany but it had a very nice layered complexity and well integrated oak flavors that added a distinct sweet vanilla flavor. — a month ago

Very bright, intense wine that despite the heavy oak notes was still in superb balance. Evolving layers of flavors on the finish and with time. All you want in a great wine. Don’t understand why there is always less wine in such bottles 🤓 — 2 months ago

Focussed mineral laden wine. Single note, which suprised me for an eleven year old wine. — a month ago
Ever since we had the 2005 Linda Flor Malbec, we were under its spell. But, as they say: in vino veritas - in wine, there is truth. The Linda Flor 2017 broke the spell. For us, it did not hold the promise for a potential repeat of the experience of the 2005. There was a green note on the finish and I don’t think the dark fruit underneath the tight but polished fine grained tannins seemed concentrated enough to break through the oak vice grip. Life, wine…. It’s a journey. — a month ago

A Bordeaux blend from one of our favorite small wineries on Altlas Peak where they grow small, flavor intense berries on vines struggling in the shallow, rocky, iron rich volcanic soils. This blend is less intense but more nuanced than the 2017 blend we first tasted discovering this winery. — a month ago

Jan de Weerd
Concentrated, spicy, intense. Charles’s Smith style! — 7 days ago