Greg Helmer

9.2

Now this is a fine fine Sauvignon Blanc. Clean tasting with enough dimension. Not much hint with the aroma. And a true bargain. — 5 years ago

Michael Mallon

8.9

Very good. Cherries, raspberries, strawberries, tobacco, leather, black pepper. The syrah really gives this a kick of funk - another dimension it otherwise would not have had. — 6 years ago

Daniel M

9.0

Easy going is the expression that comes to mind. Nose of currant, red Forrest berries, vanilla. The palate is all balance and roundness. The tannins are already polished (!?) and come at the end of an acid backbone that plays along some very interesting red fruits notes and a silky dimension. Quite moderately short finish but a pleasure wine. Even as soon as the cork pops up. Likeable. — 6 years ago

Daniel M

9.1

Young nose of tart cherry and a metallic dimension. The palate is yummy. Berry again, silky tannins, moderately long finish. A joyful wine. Much easier than cote du py in the same vintage. — 7 years ago

Nathan Adams

Consulting Wine/Beverage Director, Snake River Brewing, Persephone, King Sudachi

9.5

The Emirates flight crew altered me that @Claire Owen and I consumed a total of 4 bottles on the flight...worth it, I think? Needed something to pair with the caviar and canapés. #EmiratesSuites #a380 #honeymoon — 7 years ago

with Claire

Thomas Brenner

9.2

Smells a little like cotton candy and exhibits notes of cedar, clove, prune, cherry, red rose, eucalyptus with perceivable mint-traits. In another dimension this may be a cousin of Heitz's Martha's Vineyard. Awesome to have with bbq'd steak, garlic bread and knowing this is the only winery for this AVA ( just 20 miles south of where I got to imbibe this 400 case production of local goodness. ) — 8 years ago

Marshal White

9.3

The dimensions of this wine are huge, and I don't mean alcohol, acidity, or tannin, though it has fair bit of all three. There's a depth or a third dimension that only wines from special places have. The fruit is bright and the color pale, but the wine is dark in character. It's the character that Etna has - that rocky, ashy, old balsamic, dusky mountain herb, intense etnosity. — 9 years ago

Shane Grennan

9.2

This Fanti is welcome, denser, more opaque in the glass, fuller bodied that any of the others. I had one class and then it sat for 18 hours and didn't fade a notch and the time added an extra dimension.

It has the characteristic herb nose of 2010, it's like standing in a garden, a fresh wind is carrying herbs and strawberry, growing nearby are cherries.

The fuller palate also has cherries and red fruit, perfect tannin led integration, great balance, superb mouth feel.

Damn these 2010's are good!
— 9 years ago

Pascaline Lepeltier, MS

Master Sommelier, Wine Director Rouge Tomate New York

9.4

The greatness of aligote - and with another dimension with some bottle aging — 10 years ago

Rob Lateiner

9.5

Really good. Just has this dimension you want to bite into. Similar to chablis in some ways. Tight in the best way. Need way more than a glass of this. A hint of pear but this is not about the fruit. Awesome. — 10 years ago

Vanessa

8.9

Dates, dried prune, oak, leather, medium viscosity, vegetal notes on the nose, deep purple color, nice dimension and smooth finish — 5 years ago

with Deked1

Fredrik Finn

9.2

Perfect state of fruit ripeness of fruit with a fresh and lively vibe. Goes deep with a defined earthy, iron like minerality and a savory saltiness. Complete coverage on the palate, where the fruit is brought forward by the ripe, fine grained and playfully charged tannins and a fresh spine. Complexity and drinkability combined. Outstanding for a Rosso di Montalcino and a great QPR. Day 2 and the wine is more comfortable and reveals another dimension. An elegant wine from a classy artist! Salute! — 6 years ago

Artem Lebedev

9.4

Strong mineral, salty and peppery aromas. Totally closed now. The flavor is fantastic. Very layered and complex. Another dimension of garnacha Blanca! Huge potential! Amazing wine! — 7 years ago

Tom Kobylarz

9.3

A beautiful and true to typicity and grape original.

Floral, spicy, lychee like exotic fruit adds some extra dimension.

Sick value at my local wine spot! — 7 years ago

Daniel M

8.9

This wine needs air / decanting. The nose is very lovely with black currant notes and subtle oak notes. On the palate there is a nice acidic frame which makes a long wine, black currant everywhere, nice velvety tannins. This wine is much more on vertical dimension than On the ample side. It would be interesting to taste it again in 5 years — 8 years ago

with Valentin

Matt

9.0

Showed a good deal of depth and dimension across the board. Weighty, layered, and structured — 8 years ago

Ian Abraham

9.8

Well blended, strong cherry, tannin is subtle and creeps up on you halfway through. A very complex and smooth wine. THE 2015 WINE SPECTATOR
"WINE OF THE YEAR"
2012 Peter Michael "Au Paradis" Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon
96 points Wine Spectator
Deliciously pure and supple, with explosive dark berry and red berry flavors and a silky, polished texture. The tannins become more evident midway through, with a gravelly crushed rock profile that adds a dimension of dust and mineral.
— 8 years ago

Marty Winters

9.3

Showing very nicely. Farmed biodynamic the wine shows another dimension after a hour in the glass. — 9 years ago

Christine Havens

9.3

2003 was a year of extremes in Burgundy, with spring frosts and crippling heatwaves later in the summer, so how did the Lucien le Moine Chambertin-Clos de Bèze fare? Extremely well. Penetrating aromas of cherry and black raspberry, dried leaves, forest floor, woodspice, and anise lead into firm structure and a brooding, sensual intensity. Mineral notes, exotic spice, and black tea add dimension. My only criticism is that the finish is slightly short, and it is a touch more advanced than expected. — 9 years ago

Cool Climate

9.7

Depth and Dimension, very complex nose, straight acidity, elegant, with very Long finish. Niceeee! — 10 years ago

Jordan Wardlaw

9.1

Ripe, lush, dense, tropical. Impressive power, depth and dimension. Complex finish. — 5 years ago

Eric L.

9.3

Very nice. Lots of bright fruit: raspberries, cherries, and blood orange. Hints of vanilla and cola provide an extra, creamy dimension. — 5 years ago

James Gourley

9.0

Good CdR. Vibrant fruit but may lacking in dimension. — 6 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.5

Some woody notes amongst an ocean of lychee. I guess the oak gives another dimension but I think I might prefer stainless steel and let this beautiful Gewürztraminer fruit speak on its own. Fruit from Toppers Mountain at Tingha in New England - must be the best in Australia IMO. On the palate Turkish Delight of profound intensity with spice. Finishes Dry. Brilliant! Tasted 69 weeks later on 13th October 2018 with consistent notes. Cannot see how cellaring will improve this in any way. Great drinking now - without the barrel ferment. Tasted again on 20th May with 2 of my siblings Gillian and Mike with their spouses. Consistent notes. Still prefer without the oak. Tasted the final one on 8th December 2019 with consistent notes. Would be easy to pick blind with all that lychee and Turkish Delight. Tasted again 157 weeks later on 21st June 2020 with consistent notes. Textbook Gewurztraminer. A great white for winter - textural and mouth filling. — 7 years ago

Tom Kobylarz

9.2

Superb, classic in all the ways it should be...perfectly gold color, a nose telling at first botrytis but then it gives way to more dimension with layers or orange marmalade, honey, and creme brulee. The palate reflects this and adds a touch of almond extract and a laser beam of core acidity. #sauternes — 8 years ago

Juha Loponen

8.9

Vahva aromaattinen tuoksu, tummia marjoja, hedelmäisyyttä ja nokea. Savuinen maku on paksu ja kantaa pitkään jälkimakuun. Tammi on mukavasti taustalla antaen ryhtiä viinille. Huikea viini alle 7 eurolla! — 8 years ago

Riccardo L.

9.3

Very deep. Feel like I'm breathing fire after each sip. Nice dimension too. It tastes like a Glenlivet on speed. — 8 years ago

Christine Havens

9.1

The 2014 Mattaison Napa Valley Rosé is a blend of Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, and Counoise from the Windmill Vineyard. I love this wine because what it communicates is restraint and tensile minerality as one would find in a good Provence rosé. Delicate floral aromas, slightly underripe white peaches, and white hand soap lend dimension to a lithe frame that has a subtle and demure touch of creaminess in the background. White plum skins and pie cherries crescendo before slowly unwinding. 11.2% ABV | Sample — 9 years ago

Kaitlin Ohlinger

8.9

Flinty, green twinges, fresh, saline, mouth-watering. Maybe a tad one-dimensional, but it's a good dimension. — 9 years ago

Carlos Mata

9.5

Dark ruby red with slight brickish rim. Big nose, but it took about an hour and a half decanting to unfold. Still young, aromas of wild berries, green forest, white and dark chocolate and freshly cracked black pepper. Very, very big dimension on the palate; seriously expands in the palate, providing multiple dimension flavors of forest wild berries, dark plum, eucalyptus, strawberries and loads of black pepper. Subtle notes of fine tobacco. Very broad and bright acidity. Great tannic structure that balances out quite well. Huge, endless finish, very spicy, lots of dark, tart plum flavors. 93 pts, but cellar this wine another 8 to 10 years at least. — 10 years ago