Thomas Brenner

9.7

Despite being the kind of guy that watches NASCAR for the 🔥 auto crashes, this wine was worth it's praise. As you could tell by the label design, this Cab blend was made in concert with Mr. Harlan for people that have been rumored to pay $100,000 to get their name on this unique blend. A benevolent act of kindness to gift me a bottle of a wine that has been said to beat out Scarecrow in '06. It really really was a great wine — 7 years ago

Skip Smyser

9.0

Oh so young but amazing complexity. Like taking a bite of roast beef. Meaty and full bodied. Zin is awakening from years of neglect — 9 years ago

Mark Lindzy

9.3

A single vineyard field blend of old vines brought back from neglect by Antonio. Dark fruit, earthy tannins, spice and granite minerality. Still very much a baby, made for the long haul! — 9 years ago

Henrik Poulsen

9.2

Disgorged "Winter 2014".
50% Pinot Noir, 50% Chardonnay.

Thank you Matt Nagy (Benevolent Neglect, bnwines.com) for bringing this bubbly to my attention. — 10 years ago

with Mandi and Erik

Brent Baker

9.3

Dondt neglect this juice — 10 years ago

WineMascot

9.4

Killer little bottle of wine, think of it as Russian river flavor profile with finer acid — 7 years ago

Jake Coursen

9.4

Wow! Drinking with sushi. Killer. — 8 years ago

Christopher Mahoney

10

Shits legit — 9 years ago

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9.7

We know it's a tall statement, but we're going for it: Lapierre's Morgon is the benevolent king of happy maker wines. Perfectly juicy sweet-tart red fruit, earth & herbs - it just never fails to put a smile on our face. It's the perfect match for a sunny spring weekend. — 9 years ago

Arlene Jiménez

9.1

Crisp, fruit forward, and a hint of sweetness. Great with spicy food! — 10 years ago

Dave Loretta

9.4

Great value dinner wine. — 11 years ago

Sam Zimman

9.3

Neon lights from a strangers car, a benevolent angel bestowed upon ye — 8 years ago

with Morgan

Thomas Brenner

9.7

It is only through benevolent souls and their ability to share something so fine and rare that I would be able to taste and review an '89 Chateau Morgaux.
This vintage was awarded 100 points by wine spectator. Unbelievable concentration and complexity which only under the best conditions can deliver so smooth and long lasting an impression. This is a wine I will always remember. — 8 years ago

with Rick

Richard Lewis

9.3

This is quite a rich and fruit forward Syrah, while keeping alcohol level low. Very nicely balanced. Big up Back Room Wines for the recommendation. — 9 years ago

with Lynne

Ellen Clifford

9.1

A tranquil cab. Peaceful grape fields bordered by cherries and orange trees and benevolent elderly men smoking. — 10 years ago

Travis Morningstar

9.0

Gifted by a benevolent customer! — 10 years ago

Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.3

Alsatian Pinot Gris, like my bastard child, I neglect you for months and until you stare me in the face I forget how great you are. I could drink this one for days. Bruised yellow pears, truffles, corn chowder, pecan and marzipan. So good... So. Good. — 10 years ago