Crisp nose of unripe pear, honey and lime on the nose. Baked honey crisp apple, white flower, slight petrol on the palate. Lovely minerality and sense of terroir in this wine. — 6 years ago
Served slightly chilled with pork lettuce wraps. Dark red fruit medium body really helped the pork. Glass 3 better than glass 1 — 6 years ago
Best riesling i’ve tried so far..
Very good for spicy food.
Round, lots of lime, very fruity when properly cooled. — 6 years ago
Cloves, cherries, petrol. Soft, round easy. A great Pinot for the money. $19.99 in PA. — 7 years ago
Deep Ruby with a Smoky floral nose that shows more syrah than Grenache at this point. Nice violet and forest floor notes. A bit tight at first but broadens on the palate with sit and the. Firm moderate tannins - a lovely beefy wine. — 8 years ago
New Years part 1: a bit more muscular than typical Fleurie — 8 years ago
Pic is too dark. What is it? — 10 years ago

Bubbles tart sour apple clean crisp yum — 11 years ago
A charming left bank blend with a high percentage of CF for 15’. Blueberry, cassis, espresso, dried herbs, and lavender. Hint of crushed rocks too. Medium to full body. A harmonious palate with round gentle acidity, lush texture, and grainy yet polished firm elegant tannins. Lingering lightly candied finish.
Finesse and classy, yet so approachable. — 5 years ago
Fresh and clean, pairs well with Riverdale — 7 years ago
Vivid burst of cherry even on the second day. Great bargain. — 8 years ago
Continuing our way through Hall's line-up. This was my father-in-law's pick to go along steaks and it was delicious. More bright and red fruit dominant than most Hall cabs (this is 100% cab). Black cherry and violet on the nose. Front palate gives way to a gigantic mid palate and finish full of dusty traits, cherries, blackberries and raspberries. Hall is always so consistent in their wines. Worthy of a club membership. Happy Father's Day! — 9 years ago
Fantastic, Tatiana and Lauren in Maui — 12 years ago
With wild yeast fermentation (hence the name cuvée sauvage) and 16 months in French barrel, a rich and plush chard was to be expected. Ripe pear, lime, apple pie, chrysanthemum tea, and touch of roasted almond. Soft creamy palate with vivid acidity. Oak is very well integrated, and by no means it’s oaky. A bit heat at the end, but overall complex and well balanced.
As with the winery’s Napa cab, they don’t make this bottling anymore. A pity. — 5 years ago
Such a fantastic pet nat that tastes like fantastic champagne — 6 years ago
Very Beaujolais-like. Lots of juicy pomegranate, blueberry, cranberry, and a bit of grape. Rose and violet potpourri, vintage lipstick, crushed oyster shell minerality. Bright, lifted, and very pretty with subtle chalky tannins. (This review is for the 2019 Iruai Shasta-Cascade) — 6 years ago
Initially I smelled a wilting rose and after reading other reviewed I recognized the Smokey smell. The body is light and went well with chicken breasts with capers. — 8 years ago
10 August 2018. Gramercy Tavern, New York, NY. — 8 years ago
In mag. Delish. — 9 years ago
Purple red in color, dense. Blueberry blackberry minty smoke and wood notes in nose. Berry cherry smoke notes in mouth (later morphing almost into cola) with some tongue coating astringency in finish. Strawberry and blackberry aftertaste. A little aging might polish the few minor edges remaining in the wine — 9 years ago
Excellent with The Elk Anasazi burger and corn pasta. — 10 years ago
Dude. @Chad Hinds — 11 years ago
Carolina Guizar
Brioche, caramel, smooth finish — 5 years ago