First class ransacking. The Vikings would be pleased. — 7 years ago
Bulk-store sour cream and onion rings are tossed in your mouth by Joan Jett in a hot tub full of white sangria. — 8 years ago
I'm going high on this one. Up front is a lot of big fruit with all kinds of cherry, red, black, and dried. But it's complex, with apple, strawberry and much else mixed in. Acidity is high, but just right to balance the fruit. There is moderate stony minerality and herbal notes here and there. Tannins are very restrained and this is a light and approachable wine. It gets more complex as it airs. I think it would be very good with charcuterie and sausages. I had it with a shrimp and sausage etouffe. It has enough fruit to stand up to strong flavors and enough acidity to cut through rich food. This comes from a very northern planting of Pinot, and it's an unusual and interesting wine. Shout out to the folks at Wine Poste in the Bishop Arts District for stocking this and putting it in a tasting. — 8 years ago
Purchased at Tempe Festival of the Arts. Do I taste cherries? — 8 years ago
Celebrating Kaysha's graduation from UNC School of the Arts! — 9 years ago
Vine arts tasting. Really wonderful in taste and story — 10 years ago
From Vine Arts after tasting class — 10 years ago
Bishop arts wine walk — 11 years ago
Very fruity smell, heavy citrus, maybe grapefruit? This was the house wine with the Beaux-arts menu. Nice to drink, although not overly sweet. — 7 years ago
Delicious summer choice at Sienna on the Square before arts festival concert on impromptu date night! — 7 years ago
Great rose. A bit dryer which is nice and nice flavour. Bought at vine arts. — 8 years ago
Concentrated and hot. Almost equal@parts tempranillo and cab franc. Rich tart cherries and herbs, supported by earth. — 9 years ago
Red fruit. Bright cherry. Surprising acidity. Balanced. Alcohol nicely married with tannin and acid — 9 years ago
Opened a wedding present that's now got a bit of age on it. Bouquet and taste that's still passionate. Must be a good sign. — 10 years ago
Love this one from Bluejacket & Harfywood Park Beaux-Arts. — 10 years ago
Great #WA Syrah, bold & dark. Tasting dark fruits, licorice, spicy oak. Love! — 10 years ago
Shared with my brother AG the arts club! Superb — 11 years ago
2011 vintage. At the Arts Club. Medium lemon hue. Ripe lemon, yeasty, wet stone minerality, wet wool. Yellow fruit profile - yellow plum, lemon rind. Quite alluring. Developing nicely. On the palate, medium acidity, medium plus body and alcohol, full concentration and medium plus finish. Drink now until 2022+. Very good effort from Eben Sadie. — 8 years ago
At Grand Hyatt HK — 8 years ago
2009 vintage. At The Arts Club. Pale lemon hue. Very clean nose, chalky, citrus fruit (fresh) character, slight rubbery TDN development in the background. On the palette, slight impression of some residual sugar (possibly off dry), high integrated acidity, medium plus concentration, medium alcohol, medium plus finish, very clean and precise - no angles but lots of flavour. Steely and wet stone character and a lovely full texture to the wine. Very good. — 9 years ago
Great with chicken — 9 years ago
From Vine Arts after tasting class — 10 years ago
Afrutado , coupage de cabernet merlot y tempranillo — 10 years ago
Dinner with David at The Arts Club. Mayfair — 10 years ago
Fork restaurant. Smokey black pepper. $46.almost a whiskey quality. Unique but great. Must find. Tempranillo/cab franc blend. Wow — 11 years ago
Holly Yuen
Part of my trial from wine connection. Apparently I had it before in 2015 after the affordable arts fair! — 7 years ago