nurbS

9.1

🐱💦 pee-like notes. bitterness. A stressed kitten known to lap lemon-lime Gatorade. 👌🏻 — 9 years ago

Tom Wood

9.1

Five clone Chardonnay from Northern Red Hill. Bleach / chlorine, grape jelly, watermelon Gatorade, nectarine flesh, brown lime, roasted cashew. Acid is assertive but not overpowering, it shows a grapefruit like pithiness. — 9 years ago

Peter Wassam

9.0

Pear skin nose. Weight on a steely, mineral frame. So good with pesto. More refreshing than a Gatorade on turf tbh — 9 years ago

Keith Levenberg

9.8

This is one of the most exciting wines I have had in ages and so totally in my wheelhouse for what I want out of this category that I could stand to have a keg of this on tap in my kitchen. I am tempted to rate this 10/10 as I literally cannot imagine it being more perfect or more satisfying, and am just coming (slightly) more down to earth on account of the fact that I will admit that even the greatest skin contact white wine ever made is maybe not at the level of the 1945 Romanee-Conti. That said, this is the greatest skin contact white wine ever made. It's what they all should be. The level of freshness just knocks your socks off. It's like a Super Bowl Gatorade dunk for the palate. The fruit flavors are succulent and unabashedly delicious - lots of peach, some melon, and unidentified other stuff contributing to the type of tropical refreshment that would make you want to put this in a mai tai glass with a little umbrella in it, and with a texture as sharp and acute as an icicle. The hue at the moment is a luminous salmon - even the color is enticing. It is not "orange wine." My complaint with many skin contact whites is that they pick up their depth and intrigue at the expense of freshness and drinkability. But here there is no tradeoff. This has the freshness of a dozen oysters and the drinkability is off the charts. Guzzling it is more like it. — 10 years ago

Ted

9.3

Going to watch @Lars Covintree young man swim and bringing a special Gatorade to for the kid — 10 years ago

Brett Pallesen

9.6

2007. Lemon lime. Gatorade needs a DD flavor. — 11 years ago

Kyle Gross

8.9

Peaches and other BC stone fruit. Low acidity but not too sweet. So smooth and refreshing it may become my new Gatorade. — 9 years ago

Ben de Vin

9.2

a wild wine from the Roussillon - grapefruit, lemon curd, cheesecake, passion fruit. Palate cleansing and refreshing. Lemon lime gatorade with an acid kick ⚡️interesting ++ + — 9 years ago

Jason Cho

9.0

Lemon lime and crushed rock Gatorade — 10 years ago

Keith Levenberg

9.4

Love this. Similar style to the semillon when it comes to the skins. There is just enough to add some matte to the texture and some deeper fruit tones, but it stays so fresh and juicy you could be happy with a Gatorade dunk of this. I find the figure a little more feminine and rounded than the semillons, though. For all its freshness and bright meyer lemon citrus fruit, this isn't something that comes across angular; instead, it has a very gentle presence, washing over the palate like a placid stream. And with a mineral element more oceanic. Really have to try one of these with some mollusks, it's all shells and briny beach sand on the back end. — 10 years ago

Erik Longabardi

9.0

Drank after a 9 miler. Better then Gatorade, which is shit — 10 years ago

boyd

9.2

Reminds me of lemon-lime Gatorade. And I mean that as a complete compliment because I f'ing love lemon-lime Gatorade. This wine is wonderful. Great acidity. — 11 years ago

Joseph Gannon

9.2

Herbal, green nose, tropical fruits and kiwi. Great acidity, lemon/lime gatorade, would be a great thirstquencher on a hot day. Great value. — 11 years ago

Sam Coturri

Winery Sixteen 600, Enterprise Vineyards and the Moon Mountain District

9.1

Flinty and delicious. My wine equivalent to Gatorade. Totally get me back in the game. Great way to shake off a week and get Friday started. — 9 years ago

with Kyle

Michael Kavanau

9.3

Gatorade me, bitch — 9 years ago

with Mike

Jason Cho

9.5

Gatorade!! — 10 years ago

Aaron Ambrad

9.2

They should call this wine Molto Bene. Well balanced tannins, subtle fruit and dry yet a silky finish. I get plum, chocolate covered cherries, and Gatorade gum wrap. — 10 years ago

with Deborah

Sam Brenner

9.0

Really interesting wine--This was my first rodeo with Cabernet Franc. The nose was tight, but I did get some potpourri smells after a lot of swirling. I tasted two things: violets and Passion Fruit Gatorade. Highly recommend you try it. Enjoy! — 10 years ago

Leigh Noir

10

Oh my :) what a beautiful lime green vermouth. Lemon lime Gatorade on steroids. I had to revisit this one after the tasting. — 11 years ago

with Floyden and Kyle

boyd

9.8

Could drink this while working out. The real Gatorade. — 12 years ago