Wine to drink on top of sand dunes in the desert — 6 years ago
This 2013 blew our collective minds! Old vines, unique terroir of the Dundee Hills AVA. Perfect balance with vibrancy; earth, fruit, and tannin come together and honor the great legacy of a master sorely missed, rest her soul, Patty Greene! Now this is tremendous example of the heights an Oregon Pinot can reach!! — 7 years ago
History goes back to the 17th century, one of the oldest chateau’s in the appellation, dating back to the 1600’s, when it was built by the Marquis de mons de Dunes. Mostly Merlot with intense berry fruit aromas and hot pepper spice. On the palate blackberry and blueberry fruit, almost jammy with oaky spice notes. Lingering with tight tannins ending a bit hot with pepper character and mineral tones. Good but needs more time. — 8 years ago
Vin offert par Andrew Greene. — 8 years ago
$11 in Fort Greene. Smooth, a little oaky. — 9 years ago
Excellent summertime wine — 10 years ago

As someone who loves the minerality of a good Riesling, this was a very interesting red for me. Grown in the clay dunes between Sintra and the coast, this presents a soft mineral impression on the palette, but is still remarkably smoothe. A wonderful pairing with Thanksgiving dinner. — 8 years ago
100% Garnacha Blanca (white Grenache) from 60+ years-old vines rooted in “panal” soils (fossilized sand dunes). Barrel fermented and aged for 8 months in 500 liters French oak barrels. Elegant and complex with aromas of white fruit, apricot, orange rind, almonds and oak. Full-bodied. Peach. Mineral, somewhat saline. Long finish — 6 years ago
Enjoyed at Alina and Mike’s house, our Fort Greene neighbors. Easy drinking, berries, low tannins, low acidity. — 6 years ago
Herby grass nose. Sand dunes dryness and surf acidity. At Puffers of Pismo. — 9 years ago
Delicious sparkling wine. A light flavour throughout but very enjoyable. — 9 years ago
Zappos, citrus! — 10 years ago
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It’s a nice ale — 5 years ago