Great cheapster from TJ's — 10 years ago
A bit fat, short. — 10 years ago

Was a great wine went well with some finger foods on a nice day at the Vinyard. — 10 years ago
This was very smooth — 11 years ago
Very tasty — 12 years ago
Really creamy and fruity — 9 years ago
Slightly smokey - a real lovely surprise, goes down so smoothly and leaves a pleasant after taste - not sure why it is mentioned as being from France - wine of origin is Robertson South Africa and proudly so! — 9 years ago
2013. Superb. Was expecting infanticide and discovered a prodigy. Lighter side of Syrah, perfectly delineated after 1 hr decant. Feminine, lithe lens on allspice, lavender, bacon fat. Swathe of fine tannins. This will evolve for decades, so nicely structured, but worth trying now. As good as the pricier VV I tried last year. — 10 years ago
Not too bad! Shore wine — 11 years ago
Lot of bacon fat! — 11 years ago
Strong blackberry and hints of licorice. Medium body all the way through. 95 points. — 13 years ago
After a day trying to keep up with a 7 year old biking along the Elk River my wife and I decided to stop at the Bridge Bistro and have a sandwich and adult beverage. This IPA"Fat Tug" from Drift Wood Brewery in Victoria, BC. Is in my humble opinion the "Gold Standard" for BC IPAs. 🇨🇦🍻 — 9 years ago
Maybe it's in my head but the purity and aromatic intensity of Serine always blows my mind. Classic N. Rhône Syrah with the volume turned up. Bacon fat, violet, black/blueberry confiture, cured meat, licorice whip, roasted plum, cigar ash. I love the mid-palate breadth of this wine and how well it showed after a proper decant. Wildly rustic while being poised and elegant, a great reminder of why I love N. Rhône wines — 9 years ago
Light straw color. Floral nose with sweet apricot and white flower note. Rich and glycerol in the mouth. Some acidity but this is very fruit forward today. Needs to shed its baby fat. — 10 years ago
Medium bodied, tiny touch on the sweeter side but still dry. It is a rosé. — 11 years ago
Tastes great! 👍 — 11 years ago
John Gilmore
really exciting. — 9 years ago