Joe Cox

Production Assistant, Wine Writer

9.1

A fantastic slice of Italy. Good fruit and enticing aromas. Even better history. — 10 years ago

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Steve Matthiasson

Owner/Winemaker Matthiasson Wines

9.8

A piece of CA history. Ruby Cabernet was bred at UC Davis, a cross between cab sauv and Carignane, typically used for jug wine, but this one was lovingly made by Paul Draper, nose a bit tired, but a lively three-dimensional palate, with refined pebbly tannins. — 11 years ago

Zeshawn

10

My all time favorite wine in the history of my wine drinking experience!!! — 12 years ago

Fabien Lainé

Blogger VinDeling.com

10

One of the rarest and most unique wine in the world, DOC Colares - ungrafted vines planted on the characteristic sandy soils from this region, happy to drink history - this 1931 red kept a great freshness (even better than 1969) , a very nice aged wine, and amazing price, I'm a fan of Colares 😃 — 10 years ago

CelebrateLife!

9.7

3. Nice zin. Great balance. Not as spicy — 11 years ago

Jason Owens

10

Oh how I wish these were in my cellar! 2-1985 Romanee Conti, 1.5 liter 1978 La Tache and 2 1945 Mouton Rothschild. This was to me a once in a lifetime tasting even though I've tried the 45 and 85 many years ago. But to have a little sip back to back to back was heaven! Couldn't even tell you which was the best. It didn't matter, I was drinking history! — 12 years ago

James Parker Huston, CWE

Sommelier Charlie Palmer

9.4

A nice piece of history. — 10 years ago

Rebecca Hopkins

PR Folio Fine Wine Partners

10

History in a bottle — 11 years ago

Colin And Miranda Stafford

10

Lessons in history. — 11 years ago

Aaron DeBeers

General Manager Purlieu & Le Pich Wines

9.8

Awesome. Great acid! History in my mouth! — 12 years ago