Easy drinking, fruity white. — 8 years ago
apparently can't walk by without having wine — 9 years ago
A smooth red blend with a nice finish. — 9 years ago
Meat and jam on the nose with slight hint of white pepper; light body; red raspberry, black pepper on the palate. Excellent walk-around wine before a grilled beast feast. — 10 years ago
Red Blend. Had at Vivo in Universal Studios Orlando City Walk. — 10 years ago
Borgman wine party winner — 12 years ago
Sakonnet Vineyards, Rhode Island. — 12 years ago
You walk in at a place like this and smile because you know they ready to serve you something that's not on the menu (yet).
I too believe in self preservation and sometimes that means being low key, selfish.
Encouraged compliments include smoked trout, sour cream and chives, with a baguette and jamón wrapped dates. — 9 years ago
Classic elegance. Ultimate tranquility in a bottle with strength and substance. — 9 years ago
Slight eucalyptus nose, fruit turning savoury, black current. Full body, linear with concentration on the finish. Very long. — 10 years ago
would be great with pasta or homemade veggie burgers — 10 years ago
I liked this red for the character. Combination of the fruit and distinct peppery notes make it an excellent cold weather wine. — 10 years ago
Art walk Marietta — 12 years ago
Really subtle, delicious — 7 years ago
When it comes to my B-day, there is only one fit, an old Pichon Lalande with my Ribeye. As a lover of Bordeaux, these two are my favorite pairing. It’s a very slow walk to the finishline. A small bite of steak and a sip of 89 Pichon Lalande. Then, repeat until finished. I had some concerns about this bottle. A slightly slippery and crumbling cork. The first sip was not bad, but not what you want or are expecting. After some time in the decanter, it really started to shine. On the nose; ripe, ruby, floral cassis, blackberries, dark sweet & sour cherries, baked strawberries, blue fruit hues, dry cranberries, baked rhubarb, saddlewood, soft, used leather, bay leaf, touch of sage, hint of spearmint, eucalyptus, vanilla, cinnamon, crushed dry crushed rock powder, black turned earth, dry brown soil with clay, tobacco leaf and perfumed red florals with violets. The body is full, round and silky. Tannins are well resolved at around 80%. The texture, length, tension and length are in a sweet spot. The fruits are ripe, ruby & expressively floral. Blackberries, dark sweet & sour cherries, baked strawberries, blue fruit hues, dry cranberries, baked rhubarb, saddlewood, soft, used leather, bay leaf, touch of sage, hint of spearmint, eucalyptus, vanilla, cinnamon, crushed dry crushed rock powder, black turned earth, dry brown soil with clay, scorched earth, tobacco leaf and perfumed red florals with violets. The acidity is just a little off but still nice. The finish is divided nearly equally in fruit, earth, florals and herbaceous. It’s very enjoyable but falls just a little short in longer, lingering length. This bottle had good storage, not great. Even so, still has another three to five years ahead. A bottle with excellent storage has another five years beyond this one. Photos of; the backside of Pichon Lalande, angled terrace view of their vines right next to Latour, my steak & twice baked potato (so good) and CEO Nicolas Glumineau. — 7 years ago
At Cova-Festival Walk dinner — 9 years ago
Motto Bene! Elegant and long legged. A simply beautiful wine. It's class and velvet finish is reminiscent of watching Sophia Lorenz slowly walk down an Amalie Coast beach! Yeah...sexy beyond belief this wine is. Full bodied, supple dark cherry fruit with an every so light earthy tobacco finish. She a star! — 9 years ago
Not a white wine guy, but this has a nice complexity to it. Paired great with spicy sausage on a gourmet pizza. Would buy regularly if more readily available. — 10 years ago
Favorite of the wine walk. Dark fruitiness and spicy. — 10 years ago
Raspberry jam, blueberries and a walk in the redwoods — 10 years ago
Da bomb! This restaurant is crushing it!!!! Run don't walk — 11 years ago
Love it! Smooth, sweet and great with biscotti. — 12 years ago
Matt Perlman
Savage grace. If you want to take a walk on the wild side, but in the most elegant way possible, this is for you. Violets, animal, plums, cherries, dried herbs. Tannins firm but playing a supporting role. A pleasure to follow the evolution over an hour or two. It’s officially fall weather here in NYC so thoughts are turning to southern France... — 7 years ago