Jared Wagner

9.2

Popped and poured. Glorious Chablis. Fresh, vibrant with accents of ripeness, sea mist, apples, chalk, flint, rocks, citrus. I dare you to find a bottle of white wine for $24 that is as good as this, let alone a Chablis. I feel like Robert Conrad from the Eveready commercials in the 70's with a bottle of Vocoret on my shoulder. Go ahead, knock it off. I dare you! 92pts. — 6 years ago

Madeline Vasquez

9.0

Had to get it again to share. So good for how inexpensive it is — 7 years ago

Mark Flesher

9.4

One of these bottles came out to play tonight, and I dare say it gave a Kapcsandy 2003 and a Favia 2009 Cerro Sur a run for its money. Between this wine and the Favia, I'm not sure which one I really liked more. I think they were both WOTN for different reasons. This wine started out with a funk that was a little bit strange right out of the bottle. A little hay and mushroom that had to die off. For the first 30 minutes, the wine was a little muted with regard to fruit. Lots of glycerine on the palate, but increased as it sat in the decanter. The wine eventually had a nice aged and completely ripe blackberry note that was ever present from front to finish. An herbaceous quality crept in and out throughout the entire experience, and finished rather bold for its age. Very impressed with this bottle. I have quite a bit more of the 2001 that I think I'm MORE impressed with, but this one certainly showed well. — 8 years ago

with Shay and Benjamin

Jon Tam

9.1

A bold, robust first touch to the lips. This elegant number gets better with a breath of fresh air. I dare you to take a sip in the beginning and hold back (if you can) and then half way through your delicious meal, go back for seconds. You will have a completely new flavor on your hands my friend. — 8 years ago

Trevor Maskell

9.1

One of my NZ favs. So much in a bottle. Bright, yet complex earth, great fruit and structure. Length is perfect. So enjoyable. Drunk over 2 nights and dare I say, got better. — 8 years ago

laura brewer

9.1

All Malbecs should aspire to this... — 9 years ago

Peter Sultan

8.9

Like a hit song I’ve heard over & over again, not sure I know what this tastes like anymore-but it is delicious. Give it air to fill out the tomato soup notes (actually a good tomato soup). Double dare on finding a better & more consistent value under 18$. — 6 years ago

Kenta Hayashi

9.3

This started off as unassuming and maybe slightly reticent. After 1-2 hours, the nose gave away incense, which is an aromatic quality I adore from Bizot. Dare say the nose beat out the Roumier, Rousseau, and Leroy that night. Not saying this producer is clearly better, just this instance. — 6 years ago

Tracy Hall

9.5

This is awesome! Cab Franc, Merlot and Cab. Pop and pour. Smooth, balanced and I dare you to drink just one. This is like potato chips. Basically the wine you would make for yourself. I need a case. SS — 8 years ago

Ryan Vento

9.0

Dare I say we went back to Seasons 52 for another round of $10/glass Caymus? Yes...we did, and it won't be the last round, I can tell you that. — 8 years ago

with Krystal

RobPITSKO

9.5

Wow. Pale golden color with mild grapes on the nose. Mouth is sweet with hints of citrus and dare I say apple?! Wow — 8 years ago

Bert Maat

9.5

Relatively light for a Chateauneuf, but so tasty. Light spicey flavour profile. Refreshing and, dare I say, burgundian. Prefer the Rhone 14s hugely over the 13s! — 8 years ago

Tracy Hall

9.5

Absolutely love this! Pop and pour smooth. Nose of s'mores. Flavors in the mouth: sweet tannins, blueberry and blackberry pie, with sweet (American?) oak on the finish. I dare you to just drink 1 bottle! — 9 years ago

Susan Sachs

10

Do I dare claim the peak day (08), month (12) and year (2018) of this extraordinary 2000! Simply sublime. Round and full of fruit with complementing tannins that make you keep coming back. Hats off to you Madam Corison. Befitting a 70th celebratory birthday; elegant and noble in its maturity. — 6 years ago

M B

9.5

Excellent...very smooth Chardonnay. 2014 bottle. — 7 years ago

David L

9.9

12’ Realm Beckstoffer Dr Crane. Color- Inky dark purple. This wine jumps out of the glass ( Holy S%#t ) Blueberry pie, blackberries, smokiness, dare I say a bit of earthiness to it. Sexy,complexed & incredibly delicious. WOW! Drinking now with 15 great years in it. — 7 years ago

Michael Elmore

9.3

Bourgogne Blanc, but don't you dare call it "basique". Serious over performer. — 8 years ago

Lizz V

9.6

Great sweet wine on hot days! — 8 years ago

Matt Perlman

9.4

Mag. Simply THE Thanksgiving wine. Dare you to find a better one. Ok, maybe the 2014 — 8 years ago

Renee Chippendale

10

Sweet and smooth, but not overly sweet either. — 9 years ago