3 January 2018. ANA Flight 10. — 8 years ago
83, 90, 03, 11 sideby side 90 the star of flight not surprisingly.... — 9 years ago
I loved this wine. Very bright and crisp. Perfect for 85 degrees. — 10 years ago
Best red from Osprey's so far. Floral bouquet with berries and a hint of tobacco. No discordant notes with a lingering, pleasant finish. Standing up to and getting along just fine with blue cheese. A keeper. #everydaygems — 11 years ago
Great wine for very little money. — 13 years ago
Like any ‘9.0’ wine, patience and a lot of swirling is needed to appreciate it! — 8 years ago
Holy rotie! Pepper, boysenberry, cured meats, smoke, dried herbs, med tannin and nice acid. After smelling another wine in the flight and going back to the cote, it was total peppered beef jerky. Amazing! Thanks for sharing Doug! — 9 years ago
Part of a Wine Flight at Le Vin — 9 years ago
Love that is organic and preservative free less of a hangover — 10 years ago
21st Amendment IPA. In a can. — 13 years ago
Deep fruit and long vanilla finish, warm spice — 8 years ago
hit me baby one more time! — 8 years ago
free run verdelho is a lovely drop. Would happily drink with or without food. — 8 years ago
Highly recommended wine with very rich and round taste. — 9 years ago
Although very sweet, still s fantastic Pinot Gris. — 10 years ago
Dom Perignon 1964, in magnum, shared today with Jacques Pepin on a Global Express 5000 to the Aspen Classic. I brought a Spanish porron (i.e., wine bong) and Jacques was game. Incredibly, the Champagne still had bubble, along with terrific hazelnut, brioche flavors. The landing was extra smooth and Jacques – In his cool broken English – said he thought it was because the flight attendant must have slipped him some of the DP. Fine by me. Best pre-1970's Champagne I've had.
— 11 years ago
Delicious — 12 years ago
Gavin Baum
Third time trying this. Tightly coiled and reminiscent of young Meursault on popping the cork, with a certain reductive flintiness to its wonderfully pure Jonagold apple fruit. After being open for a couple days the wine is altogether more expressive, with creme brulee, almond, and bread dough aromas complementing its still vibrant core of orchard fruit and minerality. Strikingly rich and sumptuous for its relatively modest alcohol and lip-smacking acid structure. Given how positively it evolved and unfurled with a few days worth of oxygen, I'd lay this down for at least a couple years. Hats off. — 7 years ago