Aromas of sour cherry, mushrooms, great mouth feel and accompanies food very nicely. — 9 years ago
Minerally, light, zippy. Yum yum yum. — 9 years ago
A bit rustic on its own but delicious with food. — 9 years ago
How about a Sauvignon Blanc from Burgundy? Drinking this feels like someone throws chalk at your face and then sprays you with sea water, followed by some lemon juice and even a tiny bit of gasoline and motor oil, all being dumped on you and you end up loving the whole thing! Definitely up there with the more interesting bottles I've tried. It's like Chablis and Sancerre had a bastard that turned out great in life. — 10 years ago
Easygoing rosé. — 10 years ago
The 1969 vintage has shown well with lively acidity and dusty fruit. Good bottles show a medium finish and drink like Pinot noir. Lucky to get to know a different era in Napa. #timetraveling — 11 years ago
Lemon, white pepper — 13 years ago
The insight that breathing this wine is a must was respected and the difference in my initial sip to 30 minutes later was validation of the recommendation!
Cherry and mildly dry. 2013 vintage — 8 years ago
Merlot not cab-light fruit forward-minimal acidity — 9 years ago
A smooth well priced Chardonnay that paired nicely with seafood. — 9 years ago
Deep purplish ruby red. A bit of heat on the nose with dark berries. Moderate plus tannins (7.5/10) and medium plus bodied. More integrated on the palate than the Clone 6. Solid dark berries, black cherries and a little black fruits on the palate. Long and lingering finish. Drink till 2028. — 10 years ago
Complex and tasteful with a heavy finish — 10 years ago
Dried apricot yum. — 10 years ago
Awesome sauv blanc from a producer in Burgundy close to the Chablis border. This vineyard site has limestone soils that you can taste in this dry mineral driven wine. Bright acidity and lean body make it a great food wine and something that will be easy to enjoy all summer long. — 11 years ago
23 March 2014. Park City, UT. — 11 years ago
Yes, Sauvignon Blanc in Burgundy! In fact, the St Bris appellation was previously called 'Sauvignon de Saint-Bris' (before 2003). And you can ONLY use SB or Sauv Gris fruit, + max 12.8% ABV. Love the terroir and plan to show it blind just to mess with my Sancerre obsessed friends. — 11 years ago
Very nice with cheese but no my ab-fab. — 13 years ago
Loved it! Notes of green apple. — 9 years ago
Meyer lemon , vanilla, oak, full mouthfeel, long finish. Good Cali style Chardonnay. — 9 years ago
Old school abv of 13% and can go another 20 years no problem — 10 years ago
Bought direct at winery
Full bodied
Smokey, smooth
Drying fruit, forest, black licorice dried herbs cedars oak
Lingering finish — 10 years ago
Love the taste of a good zin coming from those beautiful Knarly branches it's an experience — 11 years ago
Perfect celebration wine! — 11 years ago
Excellent, paired with dark chocolate truffles and manchego cheese. Full and round but still smooth — 12 years ago
Steve Dixon
Out of bounds — 7 years ago