Ray Vanderhoff

8.9

This one is a Single Varietal Pinot Noir from Richard’s Stone Hedge Vineyard. Very nice varietal expression. Aromas of Cherry Cola and Tobacco. Earthy and organic on the pallet with the fruit in the background. Hint of peppery spice and balanced oaky notes. Very Burgundian. Nice effort that is now at its peak. — 8 years ago

Halleemah Nash

8.9

Loves this! At 100 Women in Hedge Funds — 10 years ago

Rick Allen

9.1

Enjoyed a bottle of this Chardonnay while dinning at the Barking Frog in Woodinville, WA. Very smooth, buttery finish. Liked it a lot! — 10 years ago

Ross Fulton

9.0

A barking mad infusion of hopes and fears, dark hearts may apply within. — 11 years ago

Guy Anglade

Contributor Details Magazine

9.7

Want a wine perfect for humid days and nights? Get on this NZ treat now — 11 years ago

with Amanda

Diedra West

9.8

Diedra had this 11 years ago

Mark Trousdale

8.9

Solid and surprisingly balanced Petite Sirah from Denis Sutro's winery. Enjoyed during Hedge Funds Care Wine Committee meeting Feb. 24. — 11 years ago

Mike Dinter

9.0

im Adina in Berlin für 42€ — 13 years ago

Leslie Stewart

9.8

Barking Frog, Cabernet Sauvignon, Crawford Vineyard, Washington 2008 — 14 years ago

Richard Rosensweig

9.2

Once upon a time there was a perfect wine region. It was called Bordeaux. It was run by crusty old French families who produced beautifully restrained elegant and deeply structured wines that were appreciated by British toffs, the French aristocracy, and a few American europhiles. Then wine consultants, hedge fund billionaires, and Asian plutocrats took over this little patch and turned into an industry. But for some reason, nobody noticed little Chateau Gloria, which still makes a classic and reasonably priced left bank Bordeaux with menthol, dark black fruit, oak, and leather. It is in no way newfangled or "reimagined." It is what it should be: a classic old world Bordeaux. Vive la différence. — 9 years ago

Brandon

9.3

Not a bad drop. Owners wife recommended this one in substitution for my favorite Redman. Pretty good through the entire bottle and gets better as you go. Still miss the Redman though. Little bit dryer. Non acidic. No indigestion. No alcohol punch just a smooth Jesus Juice. — 10 years ago

Karen Bergquist

9.2

Didn't disappoint! This wine is beyond bold. It gives a quick peppery taste that is just a hint and finishes smooth and filling. Not an award winner at this show but is one that is ready to drink and bring a smile to the taster's mouth. I liked it and that's what counts. — 10 years ago

Stephen Becker

9.0

You just found abandoned flower-clogs under a hedge. — 11 years ago

Travis Morningstar

9.0

Drinking like a hedge fund manager now, baby. — 11 years ago

Mark Trousdale

9.2

Enjoyed during Hedge Funds Care Wine Committee meeting Feb. 24. Thanks, John Williamson!! So much life left in this still. Beautiful. — 11 years ago

Jordan Gianelli

9.7

First experience with this wine. It's a great wine no doubt. But the price turns me off. Bold balanced and gripping, throw a steak at this barking dog! — 12 years ago

Nghi Cao

9.3

2012-12-01 — 13 years ago

Doug Scott

9.6

2013 TH Vineyards (Terry Hoage) The Hedge Syrah Reserve. Has to be best wine I have had in many years. Fresh, dynamic, huge depth. On finish has an entirely new dark fruit driver for minutes. With Pat and Angie's perfectly grilled steaks. — 9 years ago

Doug Scott

9.3

Had to pull this after 08 Terry Hoage Hedge. This is dense and dark, black cherries and lots of cocoa, with smoke, tobacco. Something a little odd on the nose-mediciney-kept changing. Big fine tannins, ends with tar. — 10 years ago

Karen Bergquist

9.4

Always see Barking Frog on winner and high rating lists in the press. It comes through with the boldness and husky taste characteristics of Italian Barbara. Not over powering but rich and artful for the palate. — 10 years ago

jams jerfy

9.4

we went full grandpa with the venison. classic. the blood of a French hedge fund manager. totally into it tonite. — 11 years ago

with David

Matt Salzberg

9.3

Very unique. Somm select wine drank at buttermilk farms. Metallic, limestone, citrus, moth balls — 11 years ago

Oscar Galindo

9.2

Got it in Grandbury Texas at the Grandbury wine walk. Loved it — 11 years ago

Sydney August

9.7

Lot #19 club blend "sheer moonlight" 63% zin (Lodi and Paso Robles) and 37% petite sirah (Monterey) — 12 years ago

with Nelson

Rachel Tunke

9.7

Sweet juicy pineapple and tangy citrus. Beautiful — 13 years ago

Michael Levin

9.5

Great body. Taste great
— 14 years ago