Bill Bender

9.3

Another kick ass performance from a Spring Mountain merlot. Bold, dense and chewy, expresso and black cherry with significant warmth and length. If you think you don't like merlot ascend the circular back roads of Spring Mountain (or go online if you're lazy) and get a Switchback, Pride Mountain vintner select, Paloma, Keenan or Barnett and you can thank me later. These plump full bodied babes will change your mind about the varietal. — 9 years ago

Michael Hildebrand

9.1

Love the texture and mouthfeel of Felton roads wines — 10 years ago

Philippe Thibault

9.0

All the roads lead to an aged Bordeaux. Only 2 bottles left and I really wish I would still have a whole case of this wine as it's simply so divine. Pure velvet in a glass. The kind of wine that makes you like wine even more. — 10 years ago

Caroline Margiotta

9.5

Love love love this Saison!! It's incredibly fresh and mixes tropical fruit notes with a hint of cloves and white pepper, and is absolutely outstanding with strong-flavored food or on its own! — 11 years ago

Rob Wehrfritz

9.2

Love this earthy Pinot!
Thank you Lucas! — 11 years ago

Austin Ferrari

Wine Director Hillside Supper Club

9.7

They say it is 2006.. I say it's older. Super dusty, like the roads around here.. — 12 years ago

David Britz

9.2

Shows it's age...an incredible wine. Thank you Steve Gage. — 12 years ago

with Luke and Steve

Luke Pierce

9.6

Thanks, Steve Gage. #anotherlongnightout — 12 years ago

with Steve

Julia van der Vink

Production Forlorn Hope Winery

9.9

All roads lead to fino. — 13 years ago

Julia Weinberg

9.5

they say all roads lead to burgundy... — 14 years ago

Shawn R

9.5

Cab Franc done so well. 400 cases produced. 53% Franc and 47 Merlot. Both play well together. Some what fleshy in its approach tannins present as the Franc speaks. Nose of mashed currants and dusty roads. Mouth-coating richness of herbs de province, dash of spice and farm fresh blackberries. Finish is dense and chewy. — 9 years ago

Isaac Pirolo

9.0

If chardonnay was made in a lemonade flavor. Perfect pairing with Meg Myers "Lemon Eyes" but was made better with U2's Lemon...

A man builds a city
With banks and cathedrals
A man melts the sand so he can
See the world outside
A man makes a car
(She's your destination)
And builds roads to run them on
A man dreams of leaving
But he always stays behind

And these are the days
When our work has come asunder
And these are the days
When we look for something other

Midnight is where the day begins — 10 years ago

Pat Taylor

9.7

This is a terrific example of why all roads lead to Burgundy. — 11 years ago

with Chris and Ryan

Andrea Soolah

9.2

Really smooth and simple. From recc Wine store next to Zbk For roads cake — 11 years ago

Dion Bullen

9.3

Terence's restaurant loot. Drank with Marta at Rottnest. — 11 years ago

Kelley Elizabeth Train

9.1

Country roads... Take me home. — 12 years ago

Lenn Thompson

Publisher NewYorkCorkReport

9.0

The dinner party prep continues. And it's after noon so let's start the libations. — 12 years ago

Thomas DiBenedetto

10

This was a surprise from a store in Target parking lot in Bay Shore NY. Bottle says the reason the bottles are wrapped in burlap bags is because they were transported on bumpy roads of Chile in horse drawn carriages.
Anyway, everything you could want from an affordable Syrah. — 12 years ago

Andrew Plant

9.1

Dry Riesling from Anthony Roads Seneca Lake Finger Lakes 2011. — 13 years ago

Joe Wilush

9.2

At the Gage - Pinot noir Syrah blend — 10 years ago

with Alex

Joe Lyons

9.3

Raspberry, Spice just a wonderful Pinot!!! — 10 years ago

with Michelle

Evelyn Marin

9.2

Very impressive from the back roads of Burgundy. — 10 years ago

katey martin

9.0

Light, great taste. Serve at The Gage, as well. — 11 years ago

See Taleggio

9.1

So far our number 2 Cassis Rosé after Paternel, colourful nose, good body with hints of bilberry and green gage plum, even vanillin on the finish. Seems underrated to me, as on par with Aix quality. Drink fresh! — 11 years ago

Brash Higgins

9.5

2011 Gruner Veltliner amphora or "qvevre" from Austria- golden hue, ferocious white pepper, green gage plums, candied pineapple, zippy spritz, ripping acid. Love. Superb w asparagus, an egg yolk filled ravioli and shaved Parmesan — 11 years ago

Doug Burress

Sales K&L Wines

9.9

Butterflies, smooth acid, earth, and northern roads in the upper Marne of Champagne. — 12 years ago

Julio Armas

9.0

A fruit forward Rioja that seems to me like a crossing of roads between the old world and the new. Love the style and enjoyed every sip! — 12 years ago

Collin-Peter Casey

Northern California Sales Manager Weygandt-Metzler Importing

9.2

She is making great in roads here — 12 years ago

Don Jacobson

10

Superior monte publicans at the Gage in Chicago.
— 14 years ago