Gil Castro

9.6

Being a red wine drinker this white wine is right up my alley. A red drinkers white wine. — 9 years ago

S Butterfield

Sommelier Flask Fine Wines

9.1

Great high acid balances the aggressive tannin. Focused, but a lush nose. Youthful but its right up my old school herbal fresh Cab alley. — 10 years ago

Kurt Foeller

9.0

Fantastic wine at $45, given the crazy prices we are seeing for the first and second growths. Shows the great 2010 vintage, almost drinking well now. If you like red Graves, this is likely up your alley. — 11 years ago

Melissa Treadway

9.2

I dig this wine. Funky and cool and right up my alley. Honey and Hazlenut, peaches and pear, mineral and acid... Love. — 11 years ago

Jocholla

9.2

Right up my alley. Concentrated plum, tobacco, vanilla, and stewed fruit. — 11 years ago

Bob Wilfong

9.5

Up your alley Esky — 11 years ago

Kathy Mashalla

9.7

paired this with ginger soy glazed salmon & roasted asparagus. — 13 years ago

Markus Alexander

9.3

Right up my alley. Fruit, acid, funk all in balance. — 10 years ago

Jordan CM

8.9

Right up my alley--red fruits, tannins, juicy, dry — 10 years ago

Alison Cuevas

9.6

Totally up my alley. — 10 years ago

Tim Drury

9.0

Right up my alley. — 11 years ago

Kristin Lock

9.0

Ordered a batch from groupon and this was in the bunch. It's a little thin, but right up my alley for taste. — 11 years ago

Peter O'Keefe

10

Big, dark, mysterious, rustic and stunningly delicious. Right up my alley. I imagine if Tolkien's Middle Earth had a wine country, it would produce massive earthy gems like this. Get some if you can find it. — 11 years ago

Bettie Bow

9.6

Cabernet Franc. The Infinite Monkey Theorem. A wine made in a back alley in the River North District of Denver. — 13 years ago

christina a love

9.2

A joy to behold Up my alley Perfect balance fruit leather softness. Thanks bartender — 10 years ago

Annalee O

9.1

Normally don't drink whites, but this one was right up my alley. Right down the middle of sweet and tart. — 10 years ago

Diane Kessler

8.9

A nicely aged CdP and it was very good with the blue cheese dressing on the wedge of iceberg lettuce. — 10 years ago

Dave Montagne

8.9

At Bergamot Alley in Healdsburg. — 11 years ago

B

10

1986 Chateau Margaux Premier Grand Cru. Drank w dinner at The Grill at the Alley. Great spicy, fragrant nose, but we both thought it was a bit thin and acidic in the mouth. Very interesting and great w fish or meat. — 11 years ago

Steve Hagenlock

9.1

Right up my alley! Dark chocolate and dried herbs. — 12 years ago