Jason Keefer

9.3

Lush and velvety with dark berries and herbs, just really keeps your tongue active picking out all the different layers. Fantastic and can lay down for a bother 10 years no issue! — 6 days ago

Allison Chauvin

9.2

To toast my mom. — 11 days ago

Douglas Flinn

9.0

Not their best vintage, but still one of the better Cabernets that I’ve had (behind their better vintages). — 2 months ago

k

8.9

Nice med-full body with good mouth feel. Notes of cherry/fruit nicely intertwined in tannins. — 3 months ago

Brian Franke

9.1

Beautiful jammy red blend — 2 days ago

with Sara

Anthony Ludwig

9.0

Costco. $10 would buy again. — a month ago

Dawn E.

8.9

Decent wine from Washington. Nice complexity! Blackberry jam, Baker's chocolate, bay leaves, graphite, tomato leaves , violets, and herbs. Nice long finish. — 2 months ago

Jan A

9.6

Barnyard galore ❤️ — 14 days ago

Wulf Losee

9.3

2021 opened April 2025. This is a luscious wine, but I can’t help but nitpick. All the individual components are very one-dimensional. That’s not to say they all don’t work together well to make a great wine – but there’s nothing challenging on the palate about this vintage. If you like the monolithic cabs produced by Opus 1, then this wine is for you. However, I’d prefer a little more quirky individualism in my tipples.

The nose is overwhelmingly tobacco. The front is heavy with red fruit. The tannic structure is heavy, smooth, and silky. It has a medium long finish with hints of volcanic minerals. This wine is so perfect that it’s boring. If you like perfect perfection then up my score to 100 points, but I like the little challenges that quirky vintages give me. — a month ago

Aaron Rankin

9.3

Not a bad partner to Maui Nui axis venison burgers — 3 months ago