2020 vintage. Tasted via Coravin around 72 degrees. Great frontal richness and mid-palate was in the moment and present. An 8.9. Finish dropped off substantially tho. Took it home, chilled it down to 60 degrees and popped it. All the difference as the wine gained weight and rang true throughout. Could taste the craft and love. 8.28.24. — 23 days ago
2018 vintage. Solid but unexciting. Medium body. Hit within the next decade as this lacks the structure to cellar long-term. If you've still got the 2016 vintage, let that one sleep. 8.28.24. — 23 days ago
2020 vintage. Last tasted 2.10.23 (9.2). Dropped a shade of body but still bringing plenty of intensity for the money. Watch this producer. 9.4.24. — 16 days ago
2019 vintage. Tasted 20 mins after opening. Medium heavy body. Some great complexities in the flavors along with an oppressive amount of concentration. Totally not my style for red Burg/Pinot but it apparently works for them and theirs. Deep Pinot In Rock. Hesher/heavy metal pinot. Let’s go space truckin c’mon. 9.1.24. — 19 days ago
2018 vintage. Medium body. Chocolate covered cherry and plum notes along with a soft finish. Some earthiness currently well buried within. Pretty delicious now without being opulent. 8.28.24. — 23 days ago
2021 vintage. Medium body. 9.4.24. — 16 days ago
2020 vintage, Fab and a relatively cheap chicken. — 17 days ago
2021 vintage. Medium-heavy bod. This is absolutely banging. Decant or not. Oodles of fruit and tannins and hard to deny now. 8.29.24. — 23 days ago
2014 vintage. New release...no really! Held back for a decade until "ready." Medium-heavy body and Cabs don't get much darker in color than this. Tasted more like Spring Mountain or Mount Veeder to me tho as it was missing that Howell Mountain uppercut on the finish. Very nice and the price wasn't as ridiculous as you would expect for a decade-aged, HM Cab project. Producer to keep an eye on for down the road efforts. Heart is in the right place. 8.28.24.
— 23 days ago
Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego
From a producer based in Peru’s Sacred Valley, hence the cervecería name. Great amber color with a plentiful nose. Light-medium body. Not as heavy as most IIPA’s I’ve tasted from the USA or Europe. ABV% tasted more like 7.3% than 9.3% but that’s always the trap with this style, isn’t it? Based on this, I’d hit this again and/or look to try other styles from this producer. 9.11.24. — 9 days ago