2010 and old vintage may not age well. But this is an exception. DOCG
Floral and honey
FI $49.99 — 8 years ago
Decent bottle of champagne by Scottish New Year standards......not quite a gravelly mouth feel but super-brutish. Some toast, lemon and decent acidity.....definitely quaffable according to the old man, who claims not to be drinking but it is one ahead of me... — 9 years ago
I've never had a Caymus bottle that I didn't just love, and this was no exception. Brilliant and exquisite! — 9 years ago
2013 Isole e Olena Chianti Classico. Not usually very impressed with Chianti, but this is an exception. Barnyard nose, tart & sour cherry, very food friendly. — 9 years ago
Super value! — 10 years ago
Haven't really been impressed with Texas wines, but this is a very notable exception! — 10 years ago
I would drink the cuvée every day if I could, I guess it's good to have goals. Every vintage is awesome and this is no exception. — 10 years ago
I know there's an argument to be made for where the best Sauv Blanc comes from, but I truly love New Zealand. If you want pure tropical fruits and super crisp acidity, NZ can always be counted on. This bottle is no exception, and a bargain to boot. — 11 years ago
Bra balanserad doft. Mörka bär. Typisk för regionen. Fyllig, pepprig eftersmak. — 11 years ago
Over 30 years ago, Jack Cakebread came to photograph Napa for a book & bought a vineyard, Cakebread Cellars was born. I always liked Cakebread’s wine offerings, Chardonnay is no exception, consistent quality year/year. This was an early harvest showing aromas of green fruits, citrus & honey scents. On the palate complex flavors of apple, melon & lemon zest, balanced with good acidity & great mouthfeel. Lingering finish ending with sweet mineral spice. Nice now but a few years in cellar will benefit. — 8 years ago
Bright cherry colored in the glass. The nose explodes with cassis and blueberry jam, graphite and tobacco. There is no way you would ever know this was a 2011. EVER. This has a rich palate dominated by black fruit and cassis with a subtle mineral vein. Long finish. Great balance. Their wines are consistent and classic in style. I have had every vintage of this wine from their inaugural release in 1992 and with maybe (?) one exception have loved each one. If you have not yet tried a Seavey or visited them you should put them high on your list. Their Merlot is also insane. — 8 years ago
Icicle Ridge never disappoints. Fantastic wine always and this is certainly no exception. Loved it. — 9 years ago
2007 continues to be one of my favorite vintages of all time. This was no exception. — 9 years ago
I just loved this. This area owns Sangiovese quite obviously and this is no exception despite the price. Tastes like someone took a bunch of Brunellos and put em all together. Really noticeable and delightful oak. Highly recommend enjoying this. No food pairing, this is a sun's down back porch summer evening red. — 10 years ago
You want RD? I'll give ya RD. 23 years on the lees. Impeccable balance, vivid freshness for its age (no malo), and stunning complexity. — 11 years ago
Always a great value and this vintage is no exception. — 11 years ago
Absolutely delicious red that my husband's uncle brought for dinner. Not sure if I'll be able to find it in the USA, but I might try! — 11 years ago
The Tesseron family has never disappointed and this one is no exception. 17++/20 — 12 years ago
I think it's hard to find a Chardonnay like this in the world so I stashed a bottle. It has the butterscotch fermentation element on the nose that says "California" which I love in steady doses. And it has the live, cold and ripe citrus acid element and that I find in Chablis. On top of that it's not very buttery, it has subtle minerality, stroke of vanilla.. there's a chance you drink this wine at the right day and time and can think it's a perfect 10 Chardonnay isn't in my wheelhouse of loves but this is an exception. For me tonight it's just missing... Peaches🍑 — 8 years ago
Great Rosé champagne — 9 years ago
I'm not really into sweet wines, but this is an exception to the rules. Honey and pear notes without tasting like candy. Amazing with Fragua. — 10 years ago
I've had every vintage of this bottle from 2001 to 2008 (with the exception of 2002, which I'm not sure if they were able to produce). I've even sampled their 2010, which may rival their best vintages (1997, 2001, 2004, 2006). After an hour of decanting the deep cherry and blackberry fruit dominate this graceful glass. Sweet but not tart, the finish lingers with a subtle smile. By the vineyards standard, 2008 is a wonderful bottle. Cheers!! — 10 years ago
Love most of Brewer's wines! This is no exception! Balanced fruit with hint of lemon and saline finish-so good! — 10 years ago
Montrachet wine rarely make me disappointed and this was no exception! — 11 years ago
French white wine. Dry with sweet afternotes. — 12 years ago
Irene Anderson
Wonderful wine! — 8 years ago