This wine has the soul of south Italy. Full body with a strong bouquet of black fruit. A high level of alcohol and an outstanding presence. You should drink it with a classic dish from puglia like stracotto di pecora (overcooked sheep) — 11 years ago
2013. Fresh, lively. Superb bargain. — 11 years ago
なかなかのコストパフォーマンス! — 11 years ago
2005. Amazing wine. Everything a California Syrah should be. Big, chewy, spicy, dark berry and baking splice. Ages wonderfully. All flavors integrated. — 11 years ago
2nd bottle of wine after 90-day. November 2, 2012 — 12 years ago
Great bang for buck, sweet but not too heavy — 10 years ago
Black sheep in the middle of all the Bdx and Cabs. Another one that could go another 10-20 years. — 11 years ago
Cathern had this 11 years ago
Curious @ story behind this-a very good maker but not carried by its main importer Skurnik,there's tittle 2 no press on it,it's lovely-oily texture&grapey muscat like flavors at fiore, acid in background.if this is black sheep of producers line up I'm in! — 12 years ago
2005 Margaux at Black Sheep with lamb and filet. Outstanding — 10 years ago
60% Grenache, 35% Shiraz and 5% Mourvèdre. Medium body, deep red. Very smooth. — 10 years ago
Definately the black sheep of the family. Earthy and smooth — 11 years ago

A few fun facts about the wine.
Syrah-Oregon.
Merlot/Cabernet- Washington
Which means you can't date the vintage. The two hand grenades in the back mean that it was a 2012.
The black sheep on the brand mouton noir is because the winemaker Andre Mack is African American and the black sheep of the winemaking industry.
Wine: fruit driven, full-bodied and complex red blend. Think cherry puts and leather whips. Nice complexity and structure for its price. Nice ripe fruit flavor. Medium dry finish. — 11 years ago
Fruity white. Flavors of peach and apple — 12 years ago
Holy shit! This is good wine! — 12 years ago
White wine, sweet, goes down easy — 12 years ago
Clayton Bahr
Been waiting to drink this one. I think I waited until the right time. Bottom of Sage Canyon Road. Made by Rollie Heitz. The black sheep of the Heitz family. Tobacco, fig, cedar, blackberry compote. Just delicious. — 9 years ago