2015 vintage. It was interesting tasting this along side the 2011. This is much more savory, rich and complex than the 2011 is at this stage. A killer stout. — 8 years ago
2003 Vintage is the best by far. Cannot find it anymore but drinks like a $50 bottle. — 9 years ago
For the money there is no better pinot. Radp cherry cran. Light oak. High acid. Easy to drink. — 10 years ago
Oaky and fruity. Great Chard if you love oaked Chards. — 11 years ago
Not too hoppy. A hint of sweet caramel. — 11 years ago
Sangria, sangria, sangria! Idea nice. — 12 years ago
Sweet notes and a smooth finish — 7 years ago
Light touches of flavor from pear, apple. — 7 years ago
Dark inky purple color, nice tannins with a soft finish — 8 years ago
Really enjoyed the PG very floral — 9 years ago
Sweet and crisp tasty has with Foodshop fried chicken — 9 years ago
Light crisp, spicy, autumnal — 10 years ago
Huge round flavors, can be great with a cigar. Pretty awesome by itself. — 10 years ago
Good merlot with a low price. — 10 years ago
Yum! Full of spice with a long full mouth finish. — 11 years ago
The 2006 is good, the 2007, if you can find is a great value, awesome for a $10-13 wine. Balanced fruit with the oak taste of the 'toasted' barrel head & smooth from uncorking, improving as it breathes. — 11 years ago
Darker fruit and some tannins. Well balanced. — 8 years ago
Excellent wine. Full of depth and flavor. Fruit forward. — 8 years ago
Excellent Pinot for $10 — 9 years ago
Super nice Merlot, big nose, nice balance and body followers by a wonderful finish. Tasted against the Manage a Trois and Mutt Lynch Merlots (all of which showed well). This was Lori's top pick and a close second for me. We got it at $10 a bottle and it is bargain at this price. — 9 years ago
So smooth and easy to drink! — 10 years ago
The hop-head holy grail itself. A must take pilgrimage for any IPA drinker. IBUs off the charts, basically high octane hop syrup. Definitely ages incredibly well. — 10 years ago
Fog Crest 2011 Chardonnay - crisp vanilla lemon and citrus perfectly pairs with crab — 10 years ago
Tart, crisp, refreshing. Wish it was available year-round. — 11 years ago
Randy Fuller
This yellow-gold wine rings the “old-style Cali” bell in all the right ways. A nose of apricots, mangoes and apples is helped along with the smell of buttered popcorn. Oak treats the palate as well, draping over the tropical fruit like a sunshade. The acidity is zesty, yet the mouthfeel tends toward creaminess due to the wine sitting on the lees for five months. The oak is a definite part of the wine, but the effect is softened enough so that it's a pleasure, not a pain. — 6 years ago