Holy cow, this is good. Needed some time to open up, but ultimately a real knockout. Paired well with a simple piece of salmon. — 10 years ago
A bulky cow eating extra ripe blackberries off a thorny bush. Dark fruits, meat, and high alcohol (15.1%) which are all very well integrated together. 🐮 — 10 years ago
Nice and mild — 11 years ago
Smooth. Awesome. — 11 years ago
Holy cow. What a perfectly balanced, wood toned beauty. Sat soft but firm on the palate with mildly expressive black fruit and silky spiced oak. — 11 years ago
Lidivine oh wow Ian loves this — 12 years ago
Holy cow! This is everything I expect from a zin & more! Amazing! — 10 years ago
I asked for an elegant, fruity red to stand by itself after dinner and here's what I discovered! Round, both subtle and bold, long on the palate, we quickly became good friends! This blend of M, C and S goes well with a Latteria, a hearty but not overly dominant cow cheese - the Italian version of a nicely ripened, less than middle aged Gouda. — 10 years ago
Sherry and butterscotch holy cow! — 12 years ago
Lori Schumacher — 13 years ago
Holy cow. The nose betrays the first quaff. Luscious honeysuckle, hints of lemon mango (?), warm slate, and a nuance of grapefruit. The finish is rounded with with peach. Run- don't walk to buy this. — 10 years ago
Drank over course of 3 hours- opened w red plum and cow patties, cedar and rotting flowers, cooked cherry and sage. Plush and soft- evolved into hot cocoa and prunes. Potpourri-like bouquet developed after an hour- I called it a bouquet of delightfulness. Impressive and a serious treat! — 10 years ago
Holy cow! That was... I am speechless — 11 years ago
Very nice. Ready to eat half a cow with this. — 11 years ago
Keiko Hayakawa
I enjoyed tasting and selected TOASTED COW at Oak Knoll vine yards where my host family took me. I learned this name of the wine is very famous among local people. Mostly I prefer dry to sweet, but this a little bit sweet, but light and good aroma taste so good.
— 10 years ago