Vasanth Balakrishnan

9.1

I got the sense this big beautiful #argentine #malbec blend was just beginning to develop after 6 years of bottle age with decades left to mature. Still delicious, layers of blue/purple fruit, dried herb and spice notes. — 10 months ago

Ben LaBolt

9.0

Classic Malbec, not too earthy. — 6 years ago

with Leo

Jurgen Weiss

8.9

Really great blanc de noir from Pembertons — 6 years ago

with Martha

Mindy Woytasczyk

9.3

Light and delicious! Hint of cherry flavor and a slight pepper flavor. — 7 years ago

with Jared

John Miller

8.9

Spicy, medium bodied pinot. More zin like than burgundy or willamette. Long finish, with nice acidity. Cherry, black fruit, oregano, and vanilla. — 8 years ago

Mike V

9.0

Nice Pinot. A bit acidic with a bite early, but improves as it stands. Will buy it again. — 8 years ago

with Reagan

Venkat Srinivasan

9.0

Smooth Malbec, flavorful and nice finish — 9 months ago

Kathryn Dirks

9.4

Adult Welch’s, light bodied. — 5 years ago

Sander Donze

9.5

Great well bodied pinot noir — 6 years ago

Michael Pool

8.9

Great table Malbec with pizza! — 7 years ago

Freddy Calero

8.9

Sabor suave y agradable, — 7 years ago

Joey Kee

9.2

Excellent Malbec, con Asada y guacamole....will definitely buy again — 8 years ago

Tyler Law

8.9

Juicy and bright. A drinkable cab — 8 years ago

Sipping Fine Wine

9.1

Light Ruby, aged for 8 months in 30% new oak, with aromas of red fruits and herb notes. On the palate flavors of raspberry, strawberry and sweet currants with notes of cacao and earthy notes. Fine soft dusty tannins, long finish ending with fruit, mineral and earthy character. Very nice value!! — 5 years ago

Misha Ko

9.1

Light medium body, very nice — 6 years ago

Louie DiNinni

9.5

2016 vintage dry with great flavor! — 6 years ago

Gerardo Suro

9.1

Piero Incisa de la Rochetta’s (Sassicaia) pinot noir project in Patagonia, Argentina continues to deliver impressive results such as this mind blowing release, Sin Azufre. Natural wine at its best displaying tipicity, personality and approachability. For anyone into elegant Pinots with freshness, balance and value, look no further. — 7 years ago

Peter Sultan

8.9

First tip of different Malbec style- the Burgundy bottle. I like to try all wine fromPatagonia. Medium to light. A bit in distinctive though — 7 years ago

Ricky

9.4

Rich, oak and cherry — 8 years ago

Beau Carson

9.5

What merlot should always be. Ripe cherries, blackberries, and plum with roasted mushrooms, wet forest floor, tobacco, and beautiful acid and tannins. — 9 years ago