Adam Beasley

9.2

This producer’s wines just made it to Northwest Arkansas and, for me, they definitely live up to the hype. Complex and balanced from every angle. — 6 years ago

Nicole Marie

9.2

2015 vintage. We drink this the first time in Little Rock Arkansas at a wine bar and my husband loved it so much he had three glasses! Well balanced and easy to drink. My husband reports that it pairs well with Doritos 😂 — 7 years ago

Violet B

9.5

Delicious, smooth, easy. Chocolate pairing at Altus — 8 years ago

with Chuck

Diana Connell

10

My always on hand, everyday drinking wine. — 8 years ago

Scott Franklin

9.3

Fantastic sake made from American rice grown by a family farm in Arkansas. — 8 years ago

Somm David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

8.9

Spice plum and violet nose. Round, lush, ruby, creamy blackberries, black plum, dark liqueur cherries, touch of blue fruit, tannins are soft, flushed out, almost non-existence, black licorice, violets, rich soft dark wet earth, nice acidity but it finishes short — 9 years ago

D Newman

10

There's a reason this winery's wines are all marked "sold out" and Trestle is one of them. Easy on the palette w/out cloying sweetness. — 9 years ago

Michelle Stephan

9.9

Delicious 💕 it’s sweet but not too sweet. — 6 years ago

with Michael

Jake G

9.2

First had in Cali and found a place to ship me some in Arkansas. So good. — 7 years ago

Shay A

9.2

Quick weekend getaway for the TCU vs Arkansas football game! Always a treat to come up to Fayetteville in the Ozark mountains! I'm a Razorback by marriage, even though I grew up near TCU. A wonderful and beautiful campus and amazing football atmosphere.

Doe's Eat Place is a staple in Fayetteville. Picnic table tops, right off Dixon strip, fat steaks, and an actually decent wine list that is served in red plastic cups unless you buy by the bottle 😂. I've been pleasantly surprised with Stag's Leap over the last few years in regards to their quality...seems to be stepping up a bit/getting back to their roots. This Artemis won't hold forever, but it has a super aromatic nose of blue and black fruits, dates and french bread. Very plush on the palate, and a lengthy finish of licorice, touch of menthol and lots of blueberries and vanilla. Crowd pleaser. — 8 years ago

danaw

8.9

It's actually the Merlot. Smooth. Friendly family who gave us lots of wine facts! My home state too. — 8 years ago

Angela Taylor

9.5

Had to try something different when discovered they stopped stocking our favorite Arkansas red, but stone hill has never let us down , this is a tad too sweet with no dryness, it has a nice toasted coconut aftertaste the pineapple is very present from the first taste — 9 years ago

Carly Shepherd

9.2

Nice and easing drinking! Fun to try something totally new — 9 years ago

Judi Kruse

9.0

Nice light, effervescent white. Enjoyed beside the Arkansas River in Salina, CO. — 7 years ago

Malika Lowe

10

Very sweet, I love it. — 7 years ago

Alvis Lanton

9.0

Actually it's a Seyval (White) — 7 years ago

Violet B

9.0

Chocolate and wine pairing at Altus Chocolate — 8 years ago

with Chuck

Diana Connell

10

My always on hand, everyday drinking wine. — 8 years ago

Rachel Yost

9.0

Compliments of Edu — 8 years ago

with Jared and Paco

Amy Johnson

10

Fruity...pear? Sweet. Yum. — 9 years ago