Andrew Keenan

8.9

Moores. 2013. $22. Consistently good CC. — 8 years ago

Mitzi Inglis

Marketing/Public Relations, Joseph Phelps Vineyards

9.0

Juicy red fruit and tangy acidity. #claypoolcellars — 9 years ago

Alicia Cypress

9.2

My first claypool (and happy it's a bottle Katy and Ross helped with!) Pobega'd this immediately and was still immediately hit with cherry fruit, but the palate is so refined despite having a heavier mouthfeel than you'd expect from the ruby color. (Note this is all based off the first 5minutes of drinking so take it all with a grain of salt.) — 9 years ago

LM Segal

9.2

Had called this the Dorian Gray of wine, kept getting more tannic and backwards with age...then boom, last night, a beautifully knit and rendered CC. Great aromatics, pipe tobacco, dark cherries. Tastes like a super T, sour cherry core wrapped in cedar, graphite. Loamy earth tones. Baking chocolate. Still has years to go. — 10 years ago

Nick Daugherty

9.6

A little CC in the afternoon. — 10 years ago

Daniel Darahem

9.6

'98 Coche CC. Stunning. — 11 years ago

André Hueston Mack

Owner/Winemaker Mouton Noir Wines

9.3

Easy Drinking w/ Friends! #My Essentials cc: @yobetts — 12 years ago

Tom Kobylarz

9.1

The Boillot was a little oaky, but as powerful as CC wines are should integrate just fine. — 9 years ago

Dennis Crowley

9.0

Drinking this now and really digging it. cc @xtianbovine — 9 years ago

Shelley Bartlett

9.1

Date night at stonewood with CC. Christmas break 2015 — 9 years ago

Henrik Poulsen

9.6

Beautifully "restrained" (if that term applies to Napa blockbusters) and showing fantastic balance.
This reminds me of 2003 Araujo Eisele CS at age 5+.

Buy as much as you can afford and then put a few extra bottles on your CC.
This is going to be a legend in 20+ years.
— 10 years ago

Ross Haley

10

My favorite!! Hands down — 11 years ago

Richard Betts

Master Sommelier/Winemaker/Mezcalero Saint Glinglin, Sombra

9.4

Loving. cc: @sclifton007 — 12 years ago

Polly Caudill

10

CC Baby, divine!!! So good!! — 12 years ago

Tom Kobylarz

9.2

A powerful rendition of CC for sure, up front to the back the tension and power are very apparent. The wine has 3 distinct phases on the palate: the attack starts with fruit that is starting to fade into maturity, the middle is where the oak takes over, while the finish is the best part thrusting the energy of the wine deep into a long finish. If anything the oak is too aggressive while the slight oxidation tells me it's starting to descend from a peak. — 9 years ago

Jose Marquez

9.0

Excellent! Mineral driven CC from Monsanto. — 9 years ago

John Osgood

9.4

Beautiful CC. Cruising in the cellar. Nice minerals. — 9 years ago

Keith Levenberg

9.3

2008. Man, I still can't figure out why nobody cares about Coteaux Champenois except me. This is gorgeous. I actually might have pegged it for red Burgundy at first as it is thicker and heavier than Coteaux Champenois pinot tends to be. But it still has that characteristic Champenois minerality that doesn't really fit with any Burgundy I can think of, as if the wine was full of metal shavings. There's a somewhat gamy layer there too which comes out on the back end. This is really nice, not quite as graceful or weightless as some CC but still a very elegant and satisfying drink and packed with personality. — 10 years ago

Marcio Morelli

9.0

CC perfil fruta confeitada. — 11 years ago

with Daniel

John Trinidad

Wine Blogger SFWineBlog

9.1

Way to go @legrappin!!! Psyched to find this in the US! Cc@triddy — 12 years ago