Chris Bensick

9.2

Having failed miserably at our 2015 new years resolution to drink up our aging cellar faster, we're glad we still have some of these around. Shy at first but then becoming fuller in the glass, this was an excellent hamburger wine tonight. With Alex in Oakland 12-17-2015.. — 11 years ago

Jonathan Wood

9.7

Shy at first, this took off like a rocket. Soaring aromatics, beautiful palate. — 11 years ago

Eric Grasser

9.2

Very shy at first while showing its earthy side. However, this was the only of the three wines for dinner that elevated itself with cuisine. Took about two hours for voluptuous fruit to come out. Definitely the elegant side of Brunello — 11 years ago

Jill Safken

10

A perfect Red for those looking to expand their wine from sweet whites like moscato...there isn't that dry kick back you get from most reds...this one is a sweet wine with a grape juice texture to it... — 11 years ago

Kyle Weber

9.5

Another one from my favorite winery. Had a more memorable tasting with the Dakota than the Montoya, but the Montoya offers a punch in the face bold cab that's hits like a Bordeaux — 11 years ago

Miguel de Leon

Service Director/Wine Educator Casa Mono

9.5

94 is singing out of the bottle, at its prime. Integration at its best and a lot of that character you expect out of Vega retained. Not shy at all. — 11 years ago

with Casa and Rachel

Ralph Dandrea

9.5

2010 vintage — 11 years ago

with Colleen

Renegade Wines

9.4

Young and vibrant with a whole life ahead. 2008 is that shy silent type that will sneak up and wow you! — 11 years ago

Bob Pratt

9.5

Sonoma coast Pinot. Not a shy wine, full bodied and very smooth. Tuck Beckstoffer offering. — 11 years ago

Eric Cullerier

9.2

deep and shy... — 13 years ago