Luke Niethammer

9.4

Delicious with tenderloin steaks! — 8 years ago

with Katie

Natalie Griffin

9.5

Yummy and warm. — 9 years ago

Kia

8.9

A really nice Riesling especially for the price! — 9 years ago

K S

9.1

Very smooth! — 10 years ago

Carolyn Pryor

9.5

Delicious — 10 years ago

Jessica Bowker

9.4

It was paired with a chicken caeser pizza. Sweet but not overly so. — 12 years ago

with Stephanie

Mark Hosford

9.7

Off the chain Cabernet. Thanks V Wine Cellar. — 12 years ago

Mark Gudgel

9.5

Truly a beautiful Cabernet, Rich Salvestrin is an artist of the 1st degree. Sourced from fruit from the historic Dr. Crane vineyard near Saint Helena, this one will easily lay down for decades, though it is drinking well now. Space bold, full-bodied, rich, supple, and well structured, it lacks for nothing. Beautiful wine! — 8 years ago

Rob Wilder

9.0

Unique 501c3 wine... Nice balance restrained style and a pleasure — 9 years ago

Rajiv Pramanik

9.1

Really nice enhances the foods — 9 years ago

David Lovatt

9.0

Dr. Crane is supposed to be one of the top 10 Cab vineyards in Napa. Very smooth chocolate and blackberry. — 10 years ago

with Chris

speedy duncan

9.2

Briary goodness with country style ribs cole slaw and pintos — 10 years ago

Ray G

9.6

Very sweet yummy wine...sometimes I mix with a less sweet red to calm the sweet if I'm not in the mood for so much sweet. — 12 years ago

C

9.0

Bold fruity flavor, but the aftertaste is a touch too acrid — 8 years ago

Michel Holland

9.4

Great wine, hurrah for D. Phinney — 8 years ago

Eric L.

9.5

Great Dr Crane profile. Delicious. — 9 years ago

Duane Muck

9.0

Very nice at this price point. — 9 years ago

David Luther

8.9

You would never know how inexpensive this Petite Syrah is. Woodie, fruity deliciousness. — 10 years ago

Christooher Radford

9.7

Nice Mid-Weight Merlot for Napa. — 11 years ago

Howard Huffstutler

10

The most obvious trait of this 2009 Knights Bridge Estate Cabernet Sauvignon is its booming power and complexity. Aromas of black cherry, ripe macerated black raspberry, espresso, spice, and dried lavender bound from the glass and continue to reward through a dense, weighty palate. Plush layers of dusty mocha, dark sweet fruit, and cedar surge through a rich mid-palate and unfurl to an expansive finish. Well-integrated oak, fine-grained tannins and lifting acidity lend excellent structure and balance. Our biggest Knights Valley Cabernet Sauvignon to date, this wine will continue to evolve for a decade or more. — 12 years ago