Lea

9.0

Enjoyed it more the next day. Nice oak and tannins. — 5 years ago

John Landis

9.5

Gorgeous color and aromas of black cherry and blackberries. Entry is rich and smooth with lingering aftertaste. Extremely enjoyable wine which unfortunately is no longer available from this vineyard plot. — 6 years ago

Alexander Vadas

9.3

Mistaken for n. Rhone — 6 years ago

with Mathew and Stephen

Rebecca Fletcher

8.9

2014 vintage. Peach, pear, yellow Apple. Petro, wet stone and minerality. M acid, body and finish. Lemon rind. Balanced. — 8 years ago

Phillip Robinson

9.1

Very nice. Smoky on the nose and then a very well balanced wine on the palate. — 8 years ago

John B

9.1

Dark red fruit, plum, black cherry, baking spice, a hint of cola. A brooding Pinot. — 8 years ago

Keiko Okubo

9.0

2009 vintage... Beautiful color! Smooth! — 9 years ago

with Sheri

Audrey Nadeau

9.2

Du bonbon!
— 9 years ago

Matt H

9.0

Very dark, but smooth and bubbly and not as heavy as it appears. Tasty and easy to drink like a lager with notes of chocolate. — 9 years ago

Peter van Roden

10

2nd bottle at Barbacoa, London — 10 years ago

Madeleine Ray

9.4

Feeling nostalgic for our trip to Ridge drinking this. Wonderfully gushy with pure fruit just the slightest hint of potting soil and something beautiful in that realm, maybe petrichor. Silky tannins and just unreal integration of structure. A wonderful expression of both PS and Zin. — 5 years ago

with Gavin

Michael Piaker

9.4

11 April 2018. Vine Wine, Brooklyn, NY. — 6 years ago

Bob Colman

9.1

Needs a little more time to envelop the oak — 7 years ago

Kristoff Baseman

9.3

Awesome wine. Just had a taste, need to find someone to share with — 7 years ago

David Kline

9.2

Smoky herbaceousness, mossy maples, avocado skin, pencil shavings in a weird, carbon paper aquarium. Swim with me through black currant vapor, then dive into graphite and burnt blackberry bathtubs, strip off your camp-smoke sweater, relax in the haystack, fern and mesquite mulch, and briary arms of the cedar and gun smoke fed vinous swamp-franc!
A few friends were underwhelmed by this wine, and perhaps got tired bottles, but this one was a chunk of fiery biomass. — 8 years ago

with Courtney

Benjamin Hickey

9.2

Soft and savoury, very long. — 9 years ago

Rich Bluth

8.9

Fine Sauv Blanc, definitely a food wine. — 9 years ago

Jimmy Zanoli

10

Like nothing I've ever had. — 9 years ago

with Shelly

CK Vong

9.2

2010. Melbec petit Verdot blend. Nice violet and tar, bit chewy. Drink. — 10 years ago

Julia Weinberg

9.0

Welcome to epic Australia — 11 years ago

Joe Roth

9.4

The HiRsch family produce some of the best Sonoma Coast wines. Highly structured but the 2011 is so approachable that it is excellent. — 6 years ago

with Michael

Timothy Cowan

9.2

Big, rich and bold. Lightly sweet up front and tart + spice on the back. A bit on the tart side of the spectrum for me. Tart fruits really pop! — 6 years ago

with Katie

dan boedeker

9.3

Blue fruit, black olive brine. Great value from LES. — 7 years ago

Renee guillien

8.9

Mild with spice at end. Enjoyed — 8 years ago

Mark Seeber

9.0

Paired with fajitas, nice, dry frizzante. Tart but with acidity. A fun wine! — 8 years ago

Michael Piaker

8.9

27 February 2016. #bigglounyc, Wythe Hotel, Brooklyn, NY. — 8 years ago

Kapyrick Wine

9.5

Butterscotch and slight violet bouquet. Beautiful creamy, butterscotch and very slight orange finish desert wine. Outstanding! — 9 years ago

mara

9.3

Best buy for the buck--my white go to. Fruit forward dry finish. Good body but drinkable. So much in this little wine! 2014 — 9 years ago

Alejandro Lopez

9.5

Biodynamic single-vineyard wine. Estate grown Shiraz with a touch of Viognier.
Its smokiness surrounds aromas of anise and cedary oak with blackberries. It's meaty with a hint of animality, cinnamon and bacon strip. — 10 years ago

Monica Bourgeois

Owner Neat Wines

9.1

Truly, a Syrah not Shiraz from Australia. Pretty, restrained- not overly floral or jammy. Only outdone by Gary's Healesville Syrah- which is a feminine beast. — 11 years ago