Azur

Cabernet Sauvignon Blend 2013

Chris Dickerson

9.1

Was a little worried that it was going to be out of the drinking window. Fear not. Soft and smooth. — 6 days ago

Bleu Azur

Grenache Rosé 2020

Diane M. Napolitano

9.1

🇲🇽 Very light, like 🍓-flavoured water lol — 4 years ago

Severn, Josh and 3 others liked this

Azur

California Dry Rosé Blend 2017

Tobin Trevarthen

9.3

A beautiful pale salmon colored Rose. A Grenache/Syrah blend. Aged with some used oak that provide a softness to the expression and finish. A head turner. — 7 years ago

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Jake Hajer

9.2

Light in color- delicate and fresh. Beautiful bottle. — 2 years ago

Régine Sumeire

Rosé De Azur Cotes de Provence Rosé Blend 2019

Aurora Gonzalez

9.1

Great wine — 2 years ago

Azur

Solace Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc

Howard Greenfield

9.2

Very enjoyable — 5 years ago

Shay, David and 3 others liked this

Covert Estate

Coombsville Cabernet Sauvignon 2013

Shay A

9.4

Julien Fayard, winemaker for Covert Estate, Azur, Taplin Cellars, Matthew Wallace and more, stopped by Fort Worth tonight to showcase a few different wines. A pleasure to meet and share wines with!

This was fun to taste alongside the Matthew Wallace. Two very different AVAs (this being Coombsville, MW being Stag’s Leap). Both had similarities in dark fruit being the most dominant, but this had much more “cool” fruit notes as well as stone and graphite. This wine showed an immense amount of freshly squeezed blackberries on the mid-palate with cedar and mint. At 5-years old, it still shows as a baby with the tannic finish. Long decant necessary.

I was able to visit this property back in ‘16 and the caves and tasting room and drop dead gorgeous...some of the most beautiful I’ve come across. Entire line-up is very solid. — 8 years ago

with Benjamin and Weston

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Shay A

@Eric Shanks : The Covert line-up is strong from top to bottom, especially if you enjoy Coombsville cabs (which I think you do), but they are also not cheap. This one is $150. Their Sage Hill (Pritchard Hill) Cab is insanely good, but I think it creeps around $200...ouch. If you enjoy Julien’s wines (he also makes Purlieu and Le Pich, but I’ve had neither), then you will really enjoy these.