Scott Soren

9.5

Pinot. Doesn’t get much better than this — 7 years ago

Anthony Belmonte

9.2

We picked this up for $60 a case!!! Great wine too! Couldn’t believe the price. A great blend highly recommend — 8 years ago

Eric Waxman

9.1

Great but small distribution Pinot. One of the early Santa Rita Hills' Pinots. Great fruit on the nose. 2008 drinking very well. Unique bottle is just an added extra touch. — 9 years ago

Christy Karabetian

9.5

First bottle in our new home!! — 10 years ago

with Aharon

Sean Genn

9.0

Malty, bitter dark chocolate lifted by a nice tart finish — 10 years ago

Rgayton@lakesidevfo.com

9.0

Understand the wine maker raises honey bees. The honey flavor is evident among the other classic Pinot Noir qualities.
— 10 years ago

Sheila StCyr

9.1

Love all the Oregon wines! — 10 years ago

Graham

9.3

Not sure about the Gypsy stuff on the label. A good Tempranillo from Rioja . — 8 years ago

romo

9.3

I'm a gypsy; the acid queen. — 8 years ago

Mike Goldstein

9.1

Very good cab. Smooth with dark fruit. — 9 years ago

Thomas Brenner

9.2

Onomatopoeia like oompf, bam and kaplow. Mega! Yellow flowers, yellow apples, apricot, clovers and tinge of gypsy tears. — 9 years ago

Bart Bartlett

9.0

2011 Sol Rouge Gypsy Rouge. This month's Gold Label Wine Club Plus wine is a very earthy blend, punctuated by the Grenache. It has an almost metallic finish. It's smooth throughout and I like that the flavor evolves from start to finish. — 10 years ago

with Jennifer

Palmer Emmitt

Owner/Winemaker Judge Palmer

9.3

My supply is dwindling but these wines always put a big smile on my face. Gary A. you are missed. — 10 years ago

Jon Robinson

9.3

Lovely old world style of Pinot. Pure fruit with precise focus on the red fruits — 10 years ago

Isaac Pirolo

9.5

Opened this to put the kibosh on Alabama. And it smells like it just might have those powers. Founded by John Alban in 1989, Alban Vineyards is the first American winery and vineyard established exclusively for Rhône varietals. Jeb Dunnuck said “One of the best entry-level wines out there is John's 2012 Syrah Patrina, and it competes with many top cuvees.” I wholeheartedly agree. Patrin is a gypsy word for leaf and grass blades. By mounding up patrin in specific configurations called Patrina, Gypsies mark secret trails that kinsmen can follow to special gathering places. Patrina guide these nomads to the site of what starts out as a simple get together underscored with wine and song. These bohemian celebrations of nothing in particular inevitably escalate with great abandon into wildly hedonistic carousing.
Aromatically virile. Intense aromas of black raspberry and kirsch, star anise, white flowers, violets, pepper, and baking spices. The palate is equally potent and sports a black fruit infused with red fruit character. The lush and ripe fruit is buttressed by layers of licorice, lavender pastille, chocolate, and cured meats. An all-time favorite of mine. — 8 years ago

Diana D.

9.2

Wonderful blend with a smooth finish — 9 years ago

Elizabeth Rice

10

Cannot believe we found this wine again! Brings back amazing memories of being in Kew Gardens, listening to the Gypsy Kings, and sipping this complex and elegant blockbuster! Fresh star fruit, pistachios, almonds, pineapple, orange blossom, lemon rind, mango, the list goes on, on, and on. Fantastic find! My first 10 point rating. — 10 years ago

Cleve Pasarell

9.1

Red fruit and roses on the bouquet. Very light and fresh without too much acid. Had with some pho. — 10 years ago

MH

Marketing/Public Relations, Joseph Phelps Vineyards

9.2

Really interesting dessert wine. #chriskingbuzz Gourmet Century wines — 10 years ago

with Geoffrey

Steson

9.2

Touch of melon, peach — 10 years ago

with Jens-Christian