Nate

8.9

2012 is a far cry from the 2005 and earlier. Short finish. Acidity slightly imbalanced. Will mellow well if laid down & structure will support this. — 9 years ago

Matt Brown

9.2

Great beer to catch a buzz as you scare trick or treaters on Halloween.👻 — 10 years ago

Morgan Harris

Head Sommelier Aureole New York

9.6

The best part of waking up is Altenberg in your cup! Holy shit this wine is intense. It'll be too much for some, but for those who can handle it, there's unrivaled concentration. Like a massive, billowing golden sail ready to catch the wind and carry you to wherever you'd like to be. Heartening on this cold New York morning. — 11 years ago

Ed Lehrman

9.3

Super interesting. Drink near room temp to catch all the flavors. — 11 years ago

Katherine Guzman

9.3

For last Fridays catch of the day #latergram #funkyfunkyfresh — 11 years ago

with Julian

Damian Foley

9.3

Super smooth grand cry Chablis. — 12 years ago

Brandon Soto

9.0

A far cry from German or Austrian Gewürztraminer, Washington state is producing a very different style in a delicious way — 10 years ago

Tracy Byrnes

9.5

This is so good it makes me want to cry. Gorgeous color, amazing balance. This one is an adventure — 10 years ago

Marek Wojt

9.1

One of Australia's top pilots easily premier cry quality — 11 years ago

Ted Rutledge

9.3

Found this little gem for only $61 at p prime catch on boynton. Perfectly cellared and drinking quite nice. Just heading over peak drinking window. — 11 years ago

John Wenzell

9.5

Incredible wine with some incredible food and friends. Maybe my favorite stop of all.... Playing catch up... Too much wine and not enough time. — 11 years ago

Mark Lindzy

9.7

100% tempranillo from Olivier's 60yr old single vineyard at 1000m elevation, granite over clay. I didn't catch how long he aged it in barrel, but it's fricking delicious. 800 bottles made. — 11 years ago

with Josefa and Rebecca

Caterina Torcasio

9.7

Thanks to Crystal for my yummy Xmas present. Very drinkable (almost too drinkable if you catch my drift) and yum. — 13 years ago

with Crystal

Cristina Civetta

9.1

Best dinner catch up with family RAOULs — 10 years ago

with Ed

Ethan Dunn

9.4

Really amazing premier cry champagne. Lovely notes of toast and baked apples. Absolutely delicious! — 10 years ago

David Kline

9.1

A ton of oak as expected! Very young! Vanilla liqueur soaked plums, cedar, nutmeg. Med-heavy mouthfeel with a grill full of fruit tannins. Spain makes you cry uncle, and then breaks out the wooden paddle to whip your ass! How much wood can this Mofo chuck?!! Bring your best Paul Bunyan, and his big blue ox! Two paths converged in a wood...really puts a bit of stick about!! The wood references should go on ad infinitum here. Needs time, and a further update! Nice vanilla note throughout, black cherry, and a dry earthy slope taking shape and deconstructing under the weight of the oaken yoke! #spanishwine #HaciendaMonesteria — 11 years ago

with Courtney

Colin Yates

Wine Buyer Macadoodles Fine Wine & Spirits

9.4

The second domestic Super Tuscan I tried this week. The first being David Arthur's Meritaggio. Hands down this is the choice. Also, typically my favorite release from Long Shadows each year. Sangiovese blend with Cabernet and Syrah. Dark, smokey with rich fruit and fine tannins. I'd let this one cellar a bit longer to catch its peak. Look at 2017 and beyond to allow it to really shine. — 11 years ago

with Derek

Gustavo Fernandez

9.0

Dinner with Monty at his place post Vegas and Sonoma catch up. — 11 years ago

John Spencer

9.8

What can I say? It's a grand cry. — 12 years ago

Greg Borden

Sommelier/Wine Director Mas Farmhouse & Mas Grillade

9.9

I'm gonna cry when we sell out of this bad boy. — 13 years ago