Daniel March

9.4

Here is a grand daddy Bordeaux, both in size and stature that just never fails to disappoint. Black currant, dark fruits, tobacco, vanilla, all rolled seamlessly with the classic minerality of this famous terroir. More impressive than expected for a 2006, age has treated this wine well as the nose was opulent and delicious and tannins well integrated and smooth. Sadly, this double magnum was simply not sufficient to satisfy our thirst... — 9 years ago

Matthew Cohen

9.3

Famous for his Sylvaner but the Riesling is wonderful and distinctive. Rich and unctuous with minerality that balances it out and prevents it from brim overbearing. Lovely fruit. Just a great drink. — 10 years ago

with Cheryl

Keiichiro Nagashima

9.7

Famous champaign — 12 years ago

Patrick Emerson

9.5

Superb wine. Grown on crustacean shells just@north of Lisbon — 9 years ago

Rob Wehrfritz

9.1

Smokey nose and tart finish.
Delicious! — 10 years ago

Justin Reidy

9.5

I guess that if I'm going to love a white wine, it needs to be pink. — 10 years ago

Jordan Kretchmer

9.4

Great Pinot, profile like the Famous Gate Pinot, but without the complex finish. — 12 years ago

Loren Loftesnes

9.0

I'm drinking wine at a famous whiskey saloon/distillery. Is that wrong? Wait....... I've got a whiskey too so I think I'm in the clear! — 9 years ago

David L

9.7

06' Barnard Magrez Cabernet. 83% CB 12% CF 5%PV. WOW... A rare bottle indeed. This was sourced from the famous Vineyard Thorevilos (Abreu). Aaron Pott was its winemaker in 2006.

A 2 hour + on the decanting. All the elegant black fruit you can imagine in this glass. A 30+ finish. It's certainly in the discussion of one of the finest 2006's I've had out of Napa. Drinking well now & has another 20+ great years in it.

Barnard Magrez is now sourcing there fruit from Beckstoffer Dr. Crane Vineyards. If you didn't get enough Realm Dr. Crane 12/13's. Hell… just want to add another great wine! This certainly could be a viable option(wish list). Benoit Touquette is "NOW" the winemaker😉👍!!

I'm not saying the 12 & 13's are another Realm Dr. Crane. They're the same winemaker & sourcing🤔. Just a thought... — 9 years ago

George Chen

10

The 70's for Napa-CA were phenomenal. These top vintners made wines with low alcohol and natural techniques no wonder they kicked the Bordeaux top wines in 1976 the famous Tastings of Paris! — 12 years ago