Brian Duffy

9.5

Hard to imagine better Grenache. For fans of the movie ‘Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?’, this gem is BONAFIDE. — 6 years ago

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

8.9

Only way to drink in Munich. Had the choice of Alkoholfrei or this one, even thou its only 10:00 I need the real deal.

Cloudy with a orange hue. Light on the nose with some coriander, orange peel and floral notes. Smooth and rounded on the palate with similar notes to the nose but a touch more spices. Medium bodied with a medium length finish. Solid wheat beer. — 7 years ago

with India

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.0

Deep ruby. A touch of baking spices, and blueberries. A little savory undertone. Moderate tannins (6/10) and a bit dry in the long finish. Medium bodied max. Palate has a a nice texture with some red fruits. Drink till 2025.

Was opened last night thou, night, will definitely have a bigger kick and more power on day one. Would like to try that. — 8 years ago

with Sean and India

Louie Christensen

9.4

Thou shalt not doubt Sangiovese. Baked cherries, dried cranberries and bushels of herbs. Basil, thyme, and oregano. A soft touch of balsamic, and a salami pepper. Fantastic! — 9 years ago

Bromento Mori

9.6

Roll on, thou deep and dope Octagon, roll. — 9 years ago

Meg

9.5

Merlot gets a bad rap. Everyone always quotes Paul Giamatti's Sideways line: "I'm not drinking any f#*%ing merlot!"... could one sentence bear so much weight?! Apparently the bias was formed when producers sacrificed quality for quantity when the varietal became popular. Even thou it's more of a blending grape, I am a big fan of a good Merlot. And at our wine dinner Thur, I liked Darioush's Merlot just as much as the Cab (and it was half the price). Lots of fruit and softer in a way. (Softer is undervalued these days) — 9 years ago

Paul Boguszewski

9.4

Great fresh acidity and tropical sweetness. Clementines or satsumas ( I'm not able to distinguish between my miniature citrus fruits) — 9 years ago

John Chawluk

9.0

Great flavor. Lighter body as in Carignan with balance from Syrah. Excellent meal. — 6 years ago

with Scotti

Ian Hackett

10

Delicious. Fresh and silky. — 7 years ago

Stuart Rasley

9.1

Romeo where art thou — 7 years ago

Alexa Karstaedt

9.5

Excellent. Great structure. Juicy with dark fruit. — 8 years ago

Yegeun Song-Spivey

9.0

Very palate-friendly merlot with a very good price tag! Smooth even right after opening it. 2013 didnt need to be decanted. Dry red wine lovers might not like this thou.
Black fruits♡ understand why it got 92pt — 9 years ago

Kelvin Woodfin

9.0

06 Washington ...how great thou art! Give it 10+ years..... — 9 years ago

with Rick

Meg

9.3

As I put my sweet baby girl to bed after a looong day, snuggling with her in her new "big girl bed", I found a stray eyelash on her cheek. Maybe I'm alone in this, but for as long as I can remember I have been superstitiously transferring these from one finger to another...and if I blow the lash off while making a wish, "they" say it will come true. I tried wishing this was a 2007 Screaming Eagle - or that I could magically be beamed onto David Lentine's Napa trip for the night (ha!). Alas, no such luck. Seriously thou, with my kids' lashes, I have always wished the same thing: "may you have a wonderful life." But I made this addition: "may you always have the courage to be yourself." #inthistogether #overturnHB2 #onlylove — 9 years ago

David L

9.2

16’ OR Serie Blanc. 60% Roussanne 30% Marsanne 10% Grenache.
Golden green in color. Nose is floral & apricot.
Palate, Honeysuckle, melon, herbs, spices. Light/medium acidity. Nice wine. Pairing this wine with crab cakes/lobster👍 — 7 years ago

Noah Chasin

9.0

Spain re-enacted in Lodi. Tempranillo, garnacha, graciano. 100% delish. — 7 years ago

Ryan O'Connor

9.0

Tight thou — 7 years ago

Ivan Echeverria

10

This apple cider I found in Sweden in the city of uppsala.
Its quite sweet and it's made of elder flower. Very refreshing thou the flower taste is quite strong.
— 8 years ago

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.6

Last red from Kale Anderson's personal wine project, Kale Wines. Darker ruby red than the Home Run Cuvée with some purplish hues. This bottle was tasted over four days and it was needed. Day one (92): Nose was tight with slight heat and back end of berries (both red and dark, more dark thou) with some dark plums. You could easily see this is a super extracted wine. Plush with dark dark fruits, creme de cassis, and some light baking spices. No heat on the palate. Heavy tannins (8/10) and full bodied with a super long finish. Day two (93+): Still a little bit of heat on the nose. Still crazy powerful on the palate, huge punch of baking spices, caramel and vanilla. Still needs time to fully integrate. Day three and four (96): Heat has dissipated on the nose but still loaded with the dark fruits and spices. The palates complexity definitely started to show, slight spiciness, and lots of dark cocoa espresso beans. So delicious, voluptuous and stunning. We could sit and drink this wine all day. Stunning value and we might have to try and grab some. Drink till 2030. — 9 years ago

Meg

9.2

I think the timing was just off. Too soon. Needs to breathe, or more time. Signature Lewis nose, which tempts and is impeccable. But the taste left so much more to be desired. I still love you thou. One day the stars will be aligned #lewis — 9 years ago