Alder Yarrow

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9.8

The prince and his magic caves FTW, as usual. 1993 botte 25 Malvasia. Marzipan, marjoram, wet chalkboard, bee pollen, and old parchment. A stunner. — 7 years ago

Alder Yarrow

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9.3

Wet wool, lime zest, wet chalkboard, and silky crystal goodness. — 8 years ago

Matt Brock

8.9

Always notice this one on the J. Alexanders chalkboard. Amazingly sharp bouquet. Really excellent smoky flavor. Deep ruby color matched by its intensely rich mouthfeel. Really liking this lively Napa Green Certified Cab. — 8 years ago

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Alder Yarrow

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9.2

Oldest NZ Riesling I've had perhaps, killer stiny bright petrol and Mandarin zest and wet chalkboard. Lovely. — 9 years ago

Mark Mc

9.1

Definitely a cut above the chalkboard Shiraz. More depth. And definitely better than the wolf Blass yellow. — 9 years ago

Alder Yarrow

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9.2

Perfect amber yields wet leaves and citrus oil and melon and pears. Gorgeous wet chalkboard minerality. — 9 years ago

Bob Lenz

9.0

Much better the second day. Showed great Loire chalkboard cherries and flowers. — 9 years ago

Duane Mason

9.3

A very subtle wine with nice chalkboard flavors which provided an interesting and apple like finish. I like it. — 7 years ago

David Young

8.9

Quite nice on a Friday evening at home. Could age well but early days for this one — 8 years ago

Alder Yarrow

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9.5

Damn. Hardly a better wine value in the world than this. Mandarin zest, Asian pear, wet chalkboard, and lemon oil soaring through a crystal lattice. Knockout. — 8 years ago

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9.3

Wonderfully tangy and SweetTart sour with lemon zest, pink grapefruit and wet chalkboard. Yum!! — 9 years ago

Alder Yarrow

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8.9

Medium gold in the glass, this wine smells of wet chalkboard, vanilla, and camphor. In the mouth, toffee and dried citrus peel mix with dried herbs and a slightly bitter amaro quality. — 9 years ago

K U

9.0

Has the apricot, unripe stone fruit flavors. Sweet Meyer lemon and orange. Nice citrus notes. Chalkboard. Slate minerals, slopes like the crumbling slate. Bone dry. The acid keeps this thing going for a while. — 9 years ago

Alder Yarrow

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9.3

Very honeysuckle and wet chalkboard mixed with green apple goodness. — 9 years ago

Matt Miller

9.2

Sawdust and old chalkboard on the nose. Light and subtle with the first taste then builds through the middle that is bold, but without the fresh fruit notes from new world wines. The finish has a distinct minerality that accents the age of the wine. — 8 years ago

Alder Yarrow

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9.5

Lime and lemon and crushed stones wet chalkboard and hints of flint. — 8 years ago

Geoff Troup

Sales Eder Brothers, Cellar Fine Wines

8.9

Unbelievable value. Dark fruit and cherry with spicy, dirty character. Chalkboard. I don't know any better french red for 12 bucks. — 9 years ago

Alder Yarrow

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9.3

Tight crushed stones and wet chalkboard tinged with red berries, fresh herbs and a hint of forest floor. — 9 years ago

Alder Yarrow

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9.4

Lean lemony and most of the sweetness fading to pomelo pith and wet chalkboard. — 9 years ago

Alder Yarrow

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10

Crushed nuts, lemon rind, saline, dried honey and wet chalkboard with yellow herbs in the finish — 9 years ago