This is a stupid great value and can easily cellar 10+ years. What a wine. Initially the nose is quite demure. The palate is exquisite off the bat but the nose needs coaxing. But once I coax it is epic. Like 2010 Burgundy is what 2016 German Pinot reminds me of. The aromas are red berry fruit, cranberry, a multitude of spices. Earth, mineral and limestone. Wow. What an aroma. Just lovely once it gets going. So fresh on the palate with just supernal balance. Lovely dusty tannins really coat the palate but balanced with very pretty cherry fruit and precise minerality. The precision and depth of this wine is very impressive. — 6 years ago
Leesy, bright sharp finish. Delicate florality, almost-ripe apricot. Demure. Lovely — 7 years ago
Very elegant, almost demure expression of Carignan. Tightly wound and aromatically closed right now, but I really love the subtle attack and medium weight. Moves around the palate with great energy and nerve. Hints of vanilla and sweet cream coming through on the nose. Cherry pit and mineral edge showing up after some air. Elegant wine with loads of potential, but drinking a bit backwards today. I’m glad I have two more bottles for the cellar. — 7 years ago
Lewis Cellars Napa cabernet sauvignon 2012.
Opaque dark purple with a darker ruby rim than you'd expect. Expressive nose of candied and lacquered red and black fruits, sweet earth, tobacco and beautifully rich oak. The palate is where it displays it's grape. Full tannins (even at 5 years old) with the pyrazines subtly dancing in the background of the oak.
The wine is a wonderfully balanced experience that is both forward in what it wants to show you and coy and demure with its secondary aromas and flavors. — 8 years ago
This is the special 2004 Naima 'Peter Willburger Settembre, 1994 dal cicio 'Le Coste' aquaforte, puntasecca carta giapponese' Hand delivered by Bruno when my son Asher was 3 days old in March 2009. Bruno is living classic Italian History... You can meet him, hear about the philosophical beauty of Cilento or drink this perfect bottle that is more towards the feminine aromas of aglianico with demure tannins and a Capello acidity...in love and so excited to capture this moment of this bottle.. ❤️❤️❤️ — 9 years ago
Lovely nose. Very floral. Cherry liquor. Palate is insane. Powerful cherries. Early season really potent cherries. Cherry spice. Cherry pit. Long spicy finish. People say that barbaresco is more feminine. If so this is Angelina Jolie. Not demure. Glad I have this bought from Fass selections. ... getting better as it opens. Really sweet cherry spice. Wow. Not the most complex at this point or this would be higher. ... getting a bit more complex on the nose as it aerates. ... really crazy juicy and alive. Finish has a hint of cherry licorice. Dried roses on the nose after 2 hours — 6 years ago
WOTN, tasted at a recent Wines of Alsace media dinner. If ever there was an example of a pitch-perfect Pinot Gris, surely it is this, the 2013 Ostertag Vin D'Alsace Fronholz, a lively dance of lanolin, honey, quince, dewy pear, fruit and stony minerality. In the mouth, it's fresh with a kind of nuanced complexity and twinkling acidity that is rare to find in this demure grape. Seafoam and lilting citrus notes tumble forth at the close. 14.0% ABV | Sample — 9 years ago
Admittedly I would never have given this a second thought if it weren’t for the recent WS rating. But I stumbled across it at Costco for under $20 so said what the hell. I’m a believer. Don’t let the label fool you. It’s for real. This isn’t shy or demure; it’s big, bold, and lush. Full of ripe cherries, vanilla, cinnamon, spicebox, and a gravelly finish. It retails closer to $30 but with some work you can find it for $20-$25. Buy it and thank me later. For a Pinot of this quality it’s a steal. Note it’s the Willamette Valley not Sonoma Coast vineyard. — 6 years ago
A demure little number. — 6 years ago
Deep currant & boysenberry jump right up. As it relaxes I’m getting hints of cedar, oodles of crushed cherry. On the palate it brings a youthful but surprisingly composed, expressive and robust character. Perhaps a symptom of the ‘14 vintage, the tannins are extremely smooth and melt delightfully into h mid-palate of the wine, leading to an elegant, if not a bit demure finish.
@DuMOL Winery @rrv — 7 years ago
Eminently drinkable with a demure, thought provoking side. So incredibly versatile and straight delicious. Ripe and perfumed, I could drink this every day and be superbly content. — 8 years ago
Ellen Clifford

Very lovely and hi new world Chardonnay ages gracefully. It is tropical but apple/quince-esqe on the nose. It is full but also light in the mouth. Worthy. Fully. But demure. — 5 years ago