Super tasty. Cranberry and black fruit. Softening tannins. I got the prime NY steak to pair with this, which was a smart choice. — 8 years ago
Quite nice. Zippy, with raspberry and cranberry. Not that complex, but very drinkable, especially with chicken. Great value at sub-$20 — 8 years ago
Fresh, lively and juicy with great acid, fine but present tannins and cherry, cranberry, sweet slice and purple flowers with a touch of earth. Yum!!! — 9 years ago
Light to medium bodied pinot. Bright cherry, and subtle cranberry on the palate. Smooth finish — 10 years ago
Beautifully balanced. Little bit of cherry and cranberry. Hint of pepper. So well made. Great wine!! — 10 years ago
2004 vintage aging glacially. Full youthful nose of cranberry, sour cherry, grapefruit zest and spice. Medium weight sweet cherry fruit with bright juicy acidity. Structure working well with still plush fruit. Tangy, long finish. This tastes so freaking young - could be a 3-4 year old wine. — 11 years ago
From magnum. Not sure I could invent a better Thanksgiving wine. Bing cherry and cranberry are offset by just enough tannins. Round and resilient. Just a hint of orange on the long finish. Outstanding. — 12 years ago
Strawberry and cranberry fruit with soft and elegant structure. Lovely and reserved. — 13 years ago
Citrus, cranberry, berry bramble, earthiness. Good stuff. — 8 years ago
Complex and silky with intense notes of forest floor, cranberry and mint with a very long finish — 8 years ago
Light. White pepper. Cranberry. Beautiful. — 8 years ago
Floral with red and black fruits and exotic spices on the nose. Medium/plus acidity and firm tannins. Alcohol is medium with visible legs. Body is medium/plus. On the palate, notes of red cherries and cranberry with some spices and a long finish. — 8 years ago
I have been drinking the 2004 Bosconia since its release about 18 months ago. About a year ago, these needed some time to open and lose some volatile acidity. I'll see how these go with more bottles, but this one was nearly perfect from opening. Red fruits and spice on the nose, and dried fruits including cherry and cranberry on the palate. Enjoyed today with some crusty bread, creamy Tortita del Esprimijo cheese, and some chorizo. Probably underserved by the food (this could work nicely with lamb and game), but still delicious. — 9 years ago
This needs some time and it will be outstanding. Great expression of Willamette Pinot. Bing cherries, some cranberry, mushrooms, dry leaves, and some garden soil. Beautiful acidity and a nice firm frame tell me this will continue to develop nicely. Come back for a taste around 2018. — 11 years ago

Super tight. Fairly rugged tannins. Probably needs a year in the bottle. Good notes of herbs and cranberry. Can be drunk now and definitely enjoyed, but give it an hour to open up a bit. — 12 years ago
Sweet cranberry. Terrific! — 8 years ago
I’d have thought I was drinking a Morgon: Pronounced earth and funk juxtaposed against bright, young red fruit—cranberry and sour cherry. My re-education on the Pacific NW is going wonderfully @Kyle Bella — 8 years ago
Lighter than many Beaujolais's. Cranberry, plastic, noticeable acidity but not overpowering. Nice and good price point — 9 years ago
April 2015 winery tour with the Ahlgrims — 10 years ago
Aromatic, rich cranberry, fresh wine. Red apple. Strawberry. — 11 years ago
Bold for Beaujolais. Somewhat grippy tannins balanced by plum, cranberry flavors and a stony minerality. Medium acid keeps it lively. A very pleasant drink. — 11 years ago
Look sparkle cranberry, nose cherry, light earth, flavor dark cherry,spices,leather, oak, smooth balance long finish — 12 years ago
Delicate cranberry, cloves, nutmeg, light cedar. Elegant and spicy. Man I love Beaujolais. — 13 years ago
Jonathan McCarthy
Racy! A little red sports car. Highly kinetic with crunchy strawberry, cranberry, and wineberry (R. phoenicolasius) on a prominent, angular skeleton. A faint touch of barbecue spices runs the last few yards of the race as the fruit fades. Quality stuff. — 7 years ago