Two in one picture, favorites from Dallas — 7 years ago
Deep semi-translucent garnet color and medium plus body with nice acidity. Black currant and sour cherry with a touch of leather leading to a smooth medium plus tannic peppery finish. Delicious and great value. — 7 years ago
Deep rich and very smooth for three years young. Pepper and fruit flavors in a positively Pinot wine. Could be sipped on its own merit or paired nicely with a rich or spicy meal. Seems like it would age very well. — 8 years ago
Deep violet color, smokey, blackberry jam, bourbon, alcohol, milk chocolate, sexy. #sbcountywines #syrah #bbqwine — 9 years ago
Havent been really into IPAs lately but this was spot on. Citrus, crisp, and some piney and dank hoppiness. — 9 years ago
The best wine of the afternoon made even better tasting with the winemaker, Dan, on a glorious day in Barossa. 2% Viognier co-fermented softens the tannins without adding too much unexpected floral nose. Opens up after several minutes in the glass to vibrant black fruits and umami shoyu. Deep dark and extracted with a rich velvety mouthfeel and smooth finish. Couldn't leave without buying a bottle. — 9 years ago
Really good. Smooth tannin structure. Deep and thoughtful. — 10 years ago
Smooth, deep — 11 years ago
Deep purple in color, dark fruits on the nose with a hint of cocoa. Smooth mouthfeel with well integrated tannins. One of my favorite petite sirah's — 6 years ago
Seriously good. Deep, dark fruit notes of blueberry and blackberry. — 7 years ago
Raspberry jolly rancher crossed with a watermelon jolly rancher. Deep fruit, light body. I think I’m in love. — 8 years ago
@TheSkip this will be right up your alley.
Fun tasting at Weygandt Wines with John Lockwood. The last of four wines being poured.
Deep ruby red. Layered nose with iron from the get go with some spices, and dark red berries, a nice savory backend as well. Medium tannins (6.5/10) and medium plus bodied. Complex palate with lavender, black cherries, black olives and twigs. Solid acidity with dark gravel in the dry lingering finish. Definitely more of a Northern Rhone style Syrah. Drink till 2026
This wine is made up of 100% Syrah. 100% whole cluster and aged in neutral oak barrels (225L) for 12 months. Only 13.5% alcohol. — 8 years ago
I hear it beat Pliny in blind competition - anyway it is outstanding ! — 9 years ago
'12 vintage. Floral, yet deep and structured. Pinkish hue. Thoroughly enjoyed this wine. Happened to be paired with bass and bouillabaisse. — 9 years ago
Fully matured cab. Full bodied, long finish. Soft tannins. Deep dried cherries on the nose. It's peaked but should hold for 4 maybe 5 more years. — 12 years ago
Vintage after vintage, just a joy to drink! Deep, dark wild berries, a bright pop of acidity, and a touch of white pepper on the finish. Any wine from this co-op will not disappoint any Rhône lover. — 7 years ago
I don’t remember this one. Found the photo in my phone. The sign of a good Super Bowl party. — 7 years ago
Deep purplish ruby red. Lovely nose that needed a little time to open up with notes of violets, olives, blackfruits, and white pepper. Moderate tannins (6/10) and medium plus bodied. Elegant body with some pizzazz with lots of layers and complexity. Notes of baking spices, olive tapenade, anise, cinnamon, blackberries, and dark minerality. Long and extracted finish, definitely from the whole cluster press. Drink till 2023. (91+) — 7 years ago
I love this wine. Very smooth and earthy. Reminds me of a nice Long Island Cab. Deep and smooth with a great finish — 8 years ago
Delicate and unforgettably deep tasting.....wow — 9 years ago
Love it! Such a great IPA! — 9 years ago
Fresh and citrusy — 11 years ago
David Shaw
This one is labeled “Heritage”, not Zinfandel Blend. Deep burgundy red, highly extracted pigment. Initially, herbal-briar notes in nose with hints of red fruit and funk. Soft, black currant, cherry and raspberry flavors with length, mild seed and skin tannins in finish. Over time, licorice emerges in finish with moderate to heavy skin and seed tannins. Decant at least three hours. Plum flavor emerges if you are patient enough — 6 years ago