Very good! — 8 years ago
Ripe red fruits and sweet spice on the nose; medium to full body, high acidity, med+ tannins, flavours of red + black fruit, stone minerality, cooking spice and meaty notes; lovely red fruit on finish — 8 years ago
Love merlot at the moment! Nice and fruity, well balanced, woody. — 8 years ago
Grape connection $25 Eileen says just as good as Kendall Jackson. — 9 years ago
Magical. Used one bottle for cooking and one for drinking. — 9 years ago
One of my favorite cooking wines. Inexpensive and tasty. Can find it at trader joe's — 10 years ago
Monday cooking went very well. Gonon + Zwiebelrostbraten = Dreamcombo. — 11 years ago
Buttery. not sweet. Nice slight tang. Great stand alone wine. Grape Connection Sam Diego — 11 years ago
Dry and friendly style, this Marsala from a traditional and historic house deliver nice crafted wine, delicious with juicy roasted chicken or salted and roasted nuts 😀 a nice example that good Marsala is for drinking and not for cooking 😉 — 12 years ago
Susan used this for cooking wine. — 8 years ago
Light, crisp, great for seafood cooking! — 8 years ago
Paloma is definitely a benchmark for Napa Merlot and this '07 was a ringing endorsement of that. Rich black fruit, plenty of smooth tannins hanging around and it kicked ass with the deep fried ham we were cooking up. — 10 years ago
The owner has no internet connection, no phone, nada! Good luck buying from the source unless you make the journey! — 11 years ago
One of my all time favorite "drinking while cooking all day" wines — 12 years ago
Amazing grape from Napa. Rombauer family (Joy of Cooking) turns to the Joy of Wine making. Favorite Chardonnay. — 12 years ago
I agree with the other comment about this being a good wine to sip on while cooking. I'm waiting for take out. It's good for that too. — 8 years ago
Finally able to lock down reservations at Magdalena's. They have a unique set up in that they have a set menu that changes every week, and you are notified the week before if there are spots available...they sell out within 5mins! We were lucky to get on the list for their most recent "Supper Club" as they call it.
Based on the menu, we figured 1 white and 1 red was appropriate. After enjoying my favorite Sauv Blanc (the Addax SB), my buddy Luke (who is a big Pinot fan) brought this to expand our knowledge on pinots and see what Oregon has cooking. At pop and pour, this was delicious. Lots of cherries, leather and dates on the nose. The taste was very different than the aromatics. More leather, Bing cherry, cedar and a touch of rhubarb. A very "dusty" Pinot. — 8 years ago
1986 Leoville-Las-Cases
Still mouth watering tannic acid that's deep and brooding that combines with ripe dark cherry richness to create a boysenberry tang. Nose is at once dusty gravel road as it is cooking sweet cherry pie. Perfect balance front to back. Amazing, mature fruit for sure, but still could last a decade!
— 9 years ago
Degustibus hands on cooking class — 10 years ago
A+ for gulp ability. Great "I'm gonna drink this while I'm cooking" wine. Dangerously tasty. Plus they're so much fun! — 10 years ago
Bought for cooking, but good to drink! Sweet and smooth! Nice especially for the price! Will buy again. — 11 years ago
Keith used it cooking w beef and potatoes — 12 years ago
AlexP
$17 Grape Connection. Med body. Complex. Vibrant. — 7 years ago