Yianni Stone

9.2

A little stained from the earthquake, but delicious with antelope — 9 years ago

with Haley

Jason Duff

9.7

Stellar! This was a recent earthquake sale purchase being recommended by a friend. I feel like I should have paid triple for this quality. I love it! Rich, complex and earthy. You'll always want to drink this bottle last as it will win all the races. — 9 years ago

Daniel P. Drake

9.0

Today I am trying the 2012 Trefethen Chardonnay. After the earthquake they recently experienced and the damage they suffered I thought I would like to try their wines. I am pleasantly surprised and enjoying this Chardonnay. The aroma is wonderful full of pineapple, lemon, other citrus notes, butter cream and white flowers. On the palate I get nice lemon zest, peach, mild butter, good minerality, medium + acidity and a good long lingering finish. This is a well balanced Chardonnay and bought at $26.99. — 10 years ago

jesus g

Hospitality Schramsberg Vineyards

9.6

9.4 earthquake in 1988 — 10 years ago

Rachel Macalisang

Lead Sommelier - The Bazaar by José Andrés

8.9

Wine for this morning's theory group. We were all in good spirits despite the earthquake that rocked the bay today. — 10 years ago

John W

10

Nose of dark cherries and berries, with plum. On the palate plum and dark cherry combine with spice, earth and oak. Medium body with smooth velvety texture. Nice long chocolaty finish. Love this Pinot. On par with Miramars chicks run and earthquake block, my favorite. — 10 years ago

Anthony Weytjens

Winemaker & Estate Manager at Edge Hill Estate

9.4

Amazing wine! So delicate and powerful at the same time. FYI, looks like this bottle survived the earthquake... — 9 years ago

with Ty, Sam and 2 others

Paul Woolls

9.1

An earthquake survivor. Doing fine. — 9 years ago

Justin Dragoo

General Manager Garjiulo Wines

9.5

The label was a wine-stained earthquake memory, but the wine was outstanding. A great winery. — 9 years ago

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9.7

A flagship beauty from one of Napa's long-standing family wineries. Their historic old winery (originally built in 1886!) is a true Napa landmark. Badly damaged in the earthquake, our fingers are crossed and our glasses filled & raised for a speedy recovery. — 10 years ago

Christian Damiano

9.7

Hoping everyone in wine country is well after today's earthquake
Cheers
C — 10 years ago

zachholesun

9.5

If this wine were an earthquake, it would be 7.1 on the Richter Scale. — 10 years ago

Stephen Sekiya

9.3

This Michael David Cabernet Sauvignon is one step below the earthquake series. For this 2010 cab it needed to breathe a little before drinking. Once it opened up it was very tasty and full body. The bottle is less than $20 & is a good buy. — 11 years ago

Christina Turley

Sales & Marketing Turley Wine Cellars

9.0

Talk about a survivor--this puppy lived through the 6.5 earthquake (hence the Richter scale sticker) AND the '09 flood of the Chattahoochee, still singing! — 9 years ago

with Turley

Kathy Gordon

9.2

Delicious earthquake survivor — 9 years ago

Jason Wild

9.0

First Napa bottle I bought immediately after the earthquake. Dark, deep and delicious! Black cherry, baking spices and anise. — 10 years ago

Scott Kirkpatrick

9.4

Drinking away my earthquake blues thanks to Pax Mahle and this delicious Sonoma Coast Pinot. — 10 years ago

Larry Irving

9.5

Thinking of Steve and Jill as we drink this , one of our favorite Cali Chardonnays , tonight... Hope the earthquake damage is minimal — 10 years ago

McDuck .

10

A perfect post Napa Earthquake wine! Best enjoyed alive and in the dark, while contemplating moving back to steady, non vibrating Minnesota — 10 years ago

with Josh

jarred gild

Head Wine Buyer Western Market

9.1

funk on the nose, fun on the palate. first vintage was in barrels when the earthquake hit, made quite a mess, everything remaining was blended together to great success. can't find any information on this vintage, but it looks like they stuck with the just-mix-it-all-together program that nature forced on them the year before. all of the purchased fruit is organically grown and fair-trade. wonder if he knows louis-antoine luyt. — 11 years ago