Bob McDonald

9.5

Another Top 5 Australian Pinot. Will be interesting to compare with Bass Phillip Premium from the same vintage 2008. Same pale tawny colour when poured into the decanter. Intoxicating more dirty aroma than the BP. Loved it. Sour cherry liqueur. Ready to drink but has a future. Savoury tannins. As with the BP with time in the decanter the palate became sweeter but savoury and earthy enough to be a genuine Burgundy contender. Obviously great terroir and excellent wine making like the BP. Beautiful Pinot Noir any way you cut it with enough strength to go another 5 years. Remained fresh and vibrant throughout the tasting experience. The Verdict: Bass Phillip slightly more complex and Burgundian. — 6 years ago

John Kanellopoulos

9.0

What's not to like of this genuine left bank Bordeaux ambassador dark color, easy tannins, multiple earth and currant aromas opening a little light on the body felicitation nous amis Francais! — 7 years ago

Michael Piaker

9.0

26 November 2016. Michael's Genuine Food & Drink, Miami, FL. — 8 years ago

Kyle Doucet-Walter

9.2

Tons of reduction at first. Transforms into something genuine and delicious. — 8 years ago

Andrea Bottarel

9.5

Elegant and robust,just like an old time gentleman. True and genuine,like the wonderful people who make it,that I was lucky enough to meet.
From the earth to the heart. — 8 years ago

Jeroen Koenen

9.3

Man, do I love autumn... And this wine really breathes the good/food life of the season. Dark, leafy, gamey, big luscious fruit core, spicy oak, coffee beans, bitter chocolate, heartwarming and comfortable.
Genuine diner-table-stuff. Doesn't matter if you call it beefstew, brasato, Schmortopf or daube... THIS is the wine to pour. — 9 years ago

Jonathan Steeves

9.2

This 2003 vintage offers a genuine Knights valley Cabernet Sauvignon at 13.8% alc by Hawkes vineyard in Healdsburg, California. Aromas and palate of plum, red ripe field berries, medium tannins and acidity, baking spices, caramel butterscotch and well integrated tannins with the fruit. This full bodied wine is approachable in its own and also pairs well with lasagna, steak frites or your favourite dish. — 9 years ago

Francis Wilden

Director Francis Wilden Food & Wine Consulting

9.7

08 marcoux Chnf : xlnt med to hwt colour w some lightening at the meniscus ; lively (!) melange of red and black fruits; vibrant palate of cx fruit flavours , touch of earth, genuine cut, this really is quite tasty. Delicious. My style of Chnf and refreshing in a region where I sense confusion amongst the producers as to style direction. — 10 years ago

Jessica Bernard

9.6

We discovered this winery Holus Bolus/Hocus Pocus/Genuine Risk from Everson Royce. We had a private tasting in their Lompoc Wine Ghetto garage and fell in love. This very affordable Roussanne is smooth and beautifully drinkable with hints of honeysuckle, peach and maple. Not sweet but also not tart-perfectly balanced. This is a white wine for any occasion. Goes very well with spicy food - we first had this with Quinoa Chili. — 11 years ago

Yoon Ha

Master Sommelier/Wine Director Benu

9.3

Solid, tasty and honest willamette pinot noir from a genuine guy, Brian O'Donnell. — 11 years ago

Migue Gustavo

9.5

ripe red and black fruit aromas and gentle cedar and leathery notes from the time spent in oak barrels. Round and genuine on the palate, smooth and with balanced acidity. Full-bodied, polished texture and refined tannins add consistency to this red wine. Very Good — 6 years ago

Kristen Grimes

9.0

Smooth, buttery chard. Screw top and didn't hold up perfectly in the frig (lost buttery notes, but also didn't get a bad taste/bitterness) for 2 days. — 7 years ago

Vic Petroff

9.2

Yum. Genuine. So beautifully integrated & balanced. — 7 years ago

J. Kim

9.5

Authentic aromas, ethereal body, exquisite balance, genuine substance, — 8 years ago

Scott

9.1

A big full nose rich with red fruit and spice. First impression is an uncanny silky almost oily smooth texture on the tongue. Sour cherries, good acidity makes it perfect for long cooked beef stew and estofado. A genuine surprise for the price. Really loved it. — 8 years ago

Gae Saccoccio - NdC

9.0

It is a Prosecco Superiore Brut who does ageing on the yeasts at the end of secondary fermentation in the bottle (Metodo Classico). My dear friend Silvano Follador firmly believes to the hig potential of secondary fermentation with disgorging instead of Charmat or "sur lie" (col fondo) method which may be sometimes too sweet or even not stable because the presence of the work-in-progress yeast. Acidity, cleanness and savoury sensations that's what Silvano's steadily looking for in his Prosecco and I must admit these are all features that I found for instance, in this Dosaggio Zero (pas dosè) 2010 vintage, who left right on my mouth a genuine feeling of citrus and loquats freshly picked from the branch and squeezed directly into the glass. — 8 years ago

Peter Hunken

9.1

2005 first vintage, from #grasssini vineyard, sill fresh and bright — 9 years ago

Vinay Bhavnani

9.9

Light smell. Did not get the petit Verdot influence nose that I expected. Dark cherry on nose. Velvety finish. Good strong cab finish. This is a very good wine. — 9 years ago

Enron

9.6

Mike Torti would like this one — 10 years ago

Davide Gilioli

9.1

Amazing tasting in Milan with Arianna: she's lovely and genuine as well as her wines! — 11 years ago

Geoff Halprin

9.1

Was worried this might not be the genuine article, but it seems to be. Subtle tastes and some complex notes make this a nice drop. — 7 years ago

Ester

9.4

"Time in a bottle"
100% Xarel•lo from a single vineyard, 2005 vintage... a fine premium Cava. 1st fermentation (still wine) is made in oak barrels, 2nd on the bottle, where it ages on the lees 120 or more months (+10 years). Very elegant and with a genuine Xarel•lish-wine touch: herbacious, citric, some nuts and buttery. Persistent bubbles and with a long finish. There is still a lot of life in this bottle! — 7 years ago

David Gallagher

9.3

Don't know if it's because I'm having this at a genuine French bistro in Paris but this is awesome — 7 years ago

Will Kivinski

9.3

Pre-Orexi dinner at Que Syrah. — 8 years ago

Ricardo Beltran

9.3

Pure Alentejo Soul! Quality price ratio is top! It aged for about 5 years at 14 degrees and darkness. Etc. was still a genuine wine at the time of the 2009 harvest. Now a days it unfortunately shifted to a rather commercial banks wine. — 8 years ago

Craig Thompson

9.6

Pale Crimson. Earthy aromas and a genuine Pinot feel. Sticky legs on the glass and a deep palate of red fruits, touch of leather and spice. As good an Australian Pinot that I have tried. Wonderful. — 8 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.5

Label in bad shape from an excess humidity event in the wine cabinet. One of the most counterfeited wines in the world. More 1982 Lafite sold in China than were made!! I know this is genuine as I bought it new in 1985 at Roseville Cellars for $120 together with a 1982 Margaux drunk 6 years ago and the best wine I have ever had. This 82 Lafite had a dusty cedar cigar box nose with fading plum notes. As Jancis says A racy savoury palate with frail fruit. Cannot be more accurate than that. A total experience. — 9 years ago

Jesse Light

10

Delicious... Going great with meatloaf and mash for dinner tonight... — 10 years ago

Kevin Yen

9.4

2014/3/7@Fish home — 10 years ago

Antonio Bevacqua

9.9

An other great pinot! Like the hot girl next door, very genuine and just awesome. — 11 years ago