80 Old vines, 30 varieties, mainly tinta roriz, 16 months French oak. Robert Parker 93 points. Berry forward, high acid, field blends are the oldest vines, highest price points — 2 months ago
Decent example, not much complexity. — 8 months ago
Lemon oils and spring flowers combine with white peach as the 2023 Chenin opens in the glass. This is a beautifully balanced effort, with crisp orchard fruits, sour melon and crunchy mineral tones complemented by candied citrus. It finishes remarkably clean yet with admirable length. $25.00 (Eric Guido, Vinous, August 2024) — 10 months ago
this is our recent go-to for steak night — it’s a healthy balance of earthy and fruity and is complicated but in a way that works well as a table wine. win-win! — 20 days ago
Great celebratory wine, for my friend Jules’ birthday. Earthy, pepper on the nose, deep cherry with cassia. — 3 months ago
Smooth with earth and soft dark fruits. Not many tannins — 8 months ago
Kitchen-sink blend disappoints even with 20+ days on skins. — 5 months ago
This was 100% CF - no sign of age, inky, w/impressive aromas of cherry cough drop, herbaceous, white pepper, medicinal - old school vibes on nose. Bit unruly on palate, definitely felt the heat and finish had some astringency. Not a huge fan of Paso Robles fruit… Still a decent quaff and scratches itch for varietal CF. — 8 months ago
Mark
Bright. Balanced. A little minerality. A little salt. Best Pinot I’ve had in awhile. — 7 days ago