2015 Omaha Crush — 10 years ago
Fourth of July winner — 10 years ago
So full bodied and peppery. Tastes like a delicious blend of cab sauv and zinfandel. Drank this at Bear Creek Cottage with a delicious meal of steak, grandad's potatoes and fresh corn on the cob over Fourth of July weekend! — 11 years ago
An interesting treat on the Fourth of July! — 12 years ago
Fourth of six bottles. It went fabulously with the Kobe skirt steak. Quite possibly my favorite cab. — 9 years ago
Fourth bottle of the 2013, still as enjoyable as the first #notallinonesitting — 10 years ago
Fourth of July dinner at Andy & Carla's - great rose - less sweet than Robert Sinskey - good food, good friends! — 10 years ago
Hearty thick nose - plum, PLUM...and vanilla. Light on the tongue, good fruit, not over or under sweet. Good wine. — 10 years ago
Fourth generation family. Exotic fruit rich with tasty finish. Stony in character — 12 years ago
First bottle was corked. Took it back and exchanged it at my local wine store and they were more than happy to switch it out. After acquiring the new bottle, I let it breathe for approximately 16 hours before imbibing what was otherwise a fantastic wine. Large plum and blackberry notes brought this magenta toro to life. A hint of spice and mild tannins on the finish left a pleasant intrigue that only spurred the desire for a second, third, and fourth glass. — 9 years ago
2015 Omaha Crush — 10 years ago
Fourth of July — 10 years ago
Chateau Marquis de Terme - Margaux - 2005- Fourth Growth - Grand Cru Classe en 1855- dark garnet / full body/ well balanced- Aromas/Flavors: Violets/ dry berries and pepper on finish. Get ready to pay between $50 to $100 depending on retailer. At the beginning of his drinking window. Very approachable can keep it for 10 years easy. — 11 years ago
12th generation winegrower and only the fourth generation as winemaker — 11 years ago
Matt Austin
Owner/Winemaker, Grosgrain Vineyards, Walla Walla, WA
Happy Fourth of July! — 9 years ago