Jared O'Connell

9.3

This is the version without sulfur. Opened with about 2 hours of air and the funk blew off, not that there was that much to begin with. By 2.5-3hr there was a lot more mint and leather in it, less abrasive on the palette. Nose of tangy rhubarb tart, mossy log, lil mint. Integrated acidity and tannin, not that fruity. Palette had a hint of pacific cooler, Gatorade frost into the best piece of chalk you’ve ever eaten. Long finish with vanilla bean ice cream and fresh red berries — 5 years ago

Dmitri

9.5

Tangerine gatorade. This will really freak em out:) #winetherapy — 7 years ago

Jody Scharf

9.1

Highly citrus. Forget Gatorade. Drink this ! — 7 years ago

Weston Kim

8.9

Tart cherries, little grapes, purposefully overwatered Gatorade because your parents were sugar conscious and now you are too, and the Edge of Seventeen by Stevie Nicks. — 8 years ago

Jonas Asher

9.0

Cucumer thyme gatorade witches brew, nobody does it like Alice — 8 years ago

with Jochen

Jody Scharf

9.0

Easy. Light. Summery. Play a game of hoops and instead of the Gatorade grab a glass of this. — 8 years ago

Cody

9.0

Very light and refreshing. Like grape Gatorade. — 9 years ago

with Courtney

Jeremiah Glazer

9.3

Funky! Really fun Orange wine. Green grapes and grapefruit, orange Gatorade, tart, almond overtones. Excellent, very enjoyable to drink. — 5 years ago

Austin Tabbone

9.0

Predominate acidity, lemon lime Gatorade appearance and almost mirrored in flavor. — 7 years ago

Michel Ouellette

9.7

Complexe orange wine. Color almost red on the burgundy side. Copper? Nose: Apricot, Gatorade, 2 days old cut grass, honeycomb. Stunning wine: juicy. Fresh. Bone dry. Astringent mouth feel. Long lasting. Citrusy. Spices. An amazing wine to be kept safe and enjoyed solo if possible. Such greatness is impossible to keep for your self. Wow. — 7 years ago

Dmitri

9.5

Yum bubblegum and red gatorade #vinewine — 8 years ago

Michael Goldstein

9.5

More like beaujoyay right guys? Juicy AF, light and airy, this would be great instead of Gatorade after a game of cricket in the summer. I really really love this one. — 8 years ago

Austin Ferrari

Wine Director Hillside Supper Club

9.3

Gatorade! — 8 years ago

Bobby Gilbane

8.9

Very satisfying. Great to drink while bidding on more wine via online auctions. Kind of like Gatorade only made by the French. — 9 years ago

Kevin Løk

8.9

Drinking Hamptons Gatorade... in... the Hamptons. Too good to be true. $10 from the hotel minibar and it’ll do. It’s actually very good. — 6 years ago

with Caroline

Tom Inners

9.0

The beautiful thing about wine is that there is something for all occasions (and subsequently, all price points). I absolutely adore the Macon for its flavor & value. Let’s admit, Chardonnay for its category is pretty well saturated. A village-level wine need not be seen as one dimensional or simple but rather all-encompassing of a single appellation or a better testament of producer winemaking using a greater scope.
This is my bargain wine. This is my Gatorade. I drink this to myself on summer nights when I wreck havoc on my coworkers for inviting me to their Fantasy Football league. Go team — 7 years ago

Ian Staub

9.2

Incredible lively aromas of mint, ripe melon, stone fruit and juicy citrus. Palate has great fruit but is driven by salinity and blazing acidity. This rosé, one my favorites of all time, is like a dead-of-summer fresh watermelon salad with mint and feta, with some EVOO and salt and pepper. That, or Gatorade for those of us who don’t really play sports. — 8 years ago

Michael Goldstein

9.5

This is the Partylord of wines. Super friendly and inviting, bright, hedonistic and delicious. I could drink this like Gatorade. So refreshing that when I woke up this morning it felt perfectly natural to quench my thirst with rest of the bottle. — 8 years ago

Darku Jay

9.1

Red Gatorade but good. — 8 years ago

Geoff Troup

Sales Eder Brothers, Cellar Fine Wines

9.1

100 percent Pinot Noir. 70% neutral oak, 30% new. New doesn't influence palate too drastically. Big sweet cherry fruit up front, almost like cherry Gatorade or Hawaiian Punch. Finishes with this tremendous burnt hair or burnt wood quality. Like charred maple wood. Very unique, one of the rare times that greater hang time on grapes benefited the wine. Would buy again for sure. — 8 years ago