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. — 9 years ago

with Krystal

Matt Perlman

9.4

Mag. Simply THE Thanksgiving wine. Dare you to find a better one. Ok, maybe the 2014 — 10 years ago

Renee Chippendale

10

Sweet and smooth, but not overly sweet either. — 10 years ago

Doctor No

9.4

First of all, too young. Explosive, spicy, chocolate, lilac, cassis and definitely on the Purp side of what I enjoy. Still a balancing acidity and formidable tannins that sneak up on you like a Barolo and end up hitting you square in the face and saying "don't you dare, you smug SOB". This is going to be my favorite wine in a decade or two and I'm going to wish I bought more. — 11 years ago

George Chen

9.4

One of my all time favorite Chards period. Even as high alcohol but balanced by massive frame of acid backbone. It used to remind me of a Mersault but now more a Marcassin Chard with loads of lemon curd, peel, rocky slate envelope evident from the name 'Quarry' in French. High concentration and powerful wine! Not for those who dare Chardonnay made this way. — 11 years ago

Michael Malpiedi

9.0

Surprising good. Not super sweet balanced acid and floral notes. Delish! Bring on... Dare I? Crème anglaise and berries — 11 years ago

Christina McAlhaney

9.8

So good!!
— 12 years ago

Greg Sorensen

9.4

Strawberry cream fruit with enough youthful acidity to last decades. Dare we say it was too young!! — 12 years ago

Heidi Beachner

9.6

Great with dark chocolate — 12 years ago

Brad Carmichael

9.0

Not bad! Cheap too! — 13 years ago

Michael Elmore

9.3

Bourgogne Blanc, but don't you dare call it "basique". Serious over performer. — 9 years ago

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. — 10 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! — 10 years ago

Chris Sample

9.0

Not bad for ~$4 bottle. My wife loves it. Not as sweet as some other white zin's I've had. — 10 years ago

Amanda Henry Godino

9.6

Delicious with lamb chops — 11 years ago

Katie Romansik

10

Very good moscato for the price! — 11 years ago

Michele Hester

10

I loved the berry flavors in this wine. A little sweeter than most Merlots - delicious! — 11 years ago

Natrone Means Business

9.2

Seriously Total Wine, how dare you gouge people on this wine! If you think Merlot doesn't have "umph," you NEED this wine! Oh yeah, I sell it for $16.99, not $25. — 12 years ago

Heidi Beachner

9.4

Thick delicious apple! Best cold — 12 years ago

Katie Myers Henshaw

9.1

Great with chipotle rubbed pork and peppers, decanted an hour but really hit its stride after about 90 min. — 13 years ago

with Robb

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 — 9 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! — 10 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. — 10 years ago

laura brewer

9.1

All Malbecs should aspire to this... — 10 years ago

Sipping Fine Wine

9.1

Deep red, almost purple with big blue/black fruit aromas and zesty floral spice. The palate is full of fresh fruit, blueberry and blackberry with sweet cinnamon flavors. Firm but approachable tannins for this full body wine that lingered with a racy edge. Great value at $20 that may possibly keep in the cellar for a few years of you dare. — 11 years ago

Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.3

Find me a better Cremant de Bourgogne than this, I dare you! — 11 years ago

with Elena

NG

9.3

Surprise Birthday tasting — 11 years ago

with Christopher and Chef

Hannah Yoder

9.0

2011 on Christmas Eve 2014 — 12 years ago

Heidi Beachner

9.9

Deliciously sweet and naughty! — 12 years ago

Davis Smith

Sommelier Acquerello

9.4

I dare you to tell me this doesn't taste like Meursault. — 13 years ago