50th anniversary winemakers blend — a year ago
You bread/ yeast on the nose. Strong acidity with notes of apple and pear as well as some bread flavor — 4 years ago
Amazing! So many complex and delicious flavors! — 5 years ago
Bursting with lush juice — 7 years ago
First dance with British bubbles, not Champagne but pretty damn close. Very good structure and acid. Over priced when you compare it to NV Champs. But The region is now on my radar and I am looking forward to things to come. — 8 years ago
Smooth and sweet — 9 years ago
My favorite sweet champagne. — 10 years ago
My type of champagne. Dry but not too much. — 11 years ago
Fresh and balanced. Good celebration wine for everyone. — 4 years ago
Bright fruits, energetic — 5 years ago
2010 is holding up and tasting fantastic. Get Pinot noir tones with some mineral components. — 5 years ago
I’ve had some kickass bubbles in 2018 but these are the most fun by far. Thanks @Sarah O'Kelley for carrying such an amazing selection! 🥂🎆🎇 — 7 years ago
Been a while since I had a taste. Born in 1973 from the sparkling connection between two pioneers, & settled between the peaks & valleys of northern CA. A blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, Deep pink color with red fruit & tropical aromas. Tiny bubbles, rapid bead flow, the palate shows ripe strawberry & cherry with citrus flavors. The wine has good balance with acidity and smooth mouthfeel. The Pinot Noir gives this sparkler some finesse on the finish ending with toasty notes. Good value! Tasting Sample. — 7 years ago
Dry, crisp, aromatic floras. A great wine with an original style. Faith is one to watch. — 9 years ago
Perfect sparkling wine! Just enough sweetness. One of my favorites! — 10 years ago
Still strong - wine of the night #bubbles #champagne #halloween2014 — 11 years ago
Pear, ginger, crisp acidity. — 9 months ago
Pairs nice with apps and a fly swatter. Went down quick at the right temp — 3 years ago
Ripe, sour yellow fruit, brioche, citrus acidity. — 4 years ago
Consumed 05/2020. It is 100% Pinot Noir. I did not know that was the grapes used to make this. Blanc de Noir translates to white wine from black grapes. Elegant, complex, round and toasty. It’s very refreshing. — 5 years ago
Exotic and fun. — 6 years ago
Seriously, just based on the value you should be drinking this sparkler. Polished, racy and brimming with pear, brioche and green apple, it may not cost a lot, but you’d never know that by drinking it. — 7 years ago
Stunning little find — 8 years ago
My favorite 'champagne', this is what I drink for New Years Eve. Delicious without accompanying food, this bottle was meant to be dessert all on it's own. — 9 years ago
Let it open and you will enjoy — 10 years ago
Bill Mowry
Iron Horse is a favorite of ours for all their sparkling wines. This Classic Brut vintage is 77% Pinot Noir and 23% Chardonnay. Pale straw color, nice bubbles, and green apple flavors. — 8 months ago