Lindsay Breedlove

9.0

Our favorite from Moore Bros. so far. Smells vegetal, but not rotten or mossy. Medium bodied. Dry. Not fruity, except maybe something like sour plum. Easy to drink. — 8 years ago

Sam Zavari

8.9

Intense green apple and tropical fruit with a touch of lees. Zesty and fresh. A little more structure than the norm NZ Sauv. $20 — 9 years ago

Sunil Dhaliwal

9.5

Love. can't imagine a wine with a longer finish or more mouth feel. What a treat. With a one hour decant it didn't feel sharp or young in the slightest. — 9 years ago

Keith Herrick

9.9

This was one of those wow wines, where you find yourself at a loss for words. I had the same wine two weeks before, and it was solid, but not memorable. It's hard to imagine this is the same wine. It was just perfect. — 9 years ago

Ira Schwartz

9.7

The color and nose tells you nothing about the age of this wine. Incredibly fresh and youthful on both scores. My nasal passage was flooded with violets and cassis. The flood gates collapsed and my mouth was coated with black currants, licorice and minerals. Paved over my palate like a run away steamroller. Merely a teenager at this stage of evolution. I can only imagine what Father Time will create. If this is your birth year it will be a challenge to out live this wine. — 10 years ago

Blake Schaff

9.3

Drink at 65 degrees. — 10 years ago

Gary Westby

Champagne & Sherry buyer K&L Wines

9.3

Victoire from Angelus and Clyde from K&L promoting Bordeaux! This even blend of Merlot and Cab Franc sees nothing but new oak and smells and tastes expensive. As dark as black leather, this powerful wine would be hard to pick out as a 2007. The blue fruit of the franc keeps it fresh and I could imagine it going very well with Clyde's cassoulet! — 11 years ago

Jaylan Marks

9.3

Very good little berry not strong semi — 11 years ago

Marcos Fonseca Santos

9.5

I can't imagine a Meursault much better than this. Beautiful fruit, high acids, minerals and citrus. — 11 years ago

with Grenfel, Marcio and 1 other

Mark Hosford

9.7

Off the chain Cabernet. Thanks V Wine Cellar. — 13 years ago

Jed

9.1

Very good Bordeaux, but the notes by Moore Bros were the most accurate I've ever come across. "...complex, exotic aromas that open with griotte cherries, ripe cassis, fresh fennel, crushed violets, and sweet herbs; adding dried figs, dark cocoa, and flecks of pencil shavings as the nose evolves...". Well, I missed the figs but otherwise, yes! And in that order. Remarkable. — 9 years ago

Thomas Sorbo

9.4

2009 drinking perfectly and with the distinct Pisoni fruit. Hard to imagine a more enjoyable Pinot. — 9 years ago

Keith Herrick

9.7

I've been looking forward to trying this producer, and I was not let down! I can only imagine the price will lee going up... gamey, herbal, spicy, refined, elegant. So good! And 2012 is decilous now, though I'm sure will only get better! — 9 years ago

S Butterfield

Sommelier Flask Fine Wines

9.0

Smooth encroaching Zin. Old school. The balance hides the 15% abv. Woodsy spice and cola and Dr Pepper. Moderate tannin. Very much enjoyed this. — 9 years ago

Ken Frank

9.6

Damn near perfection from the 2001 vintage tonight. Hard to imagine how it could get better. — 10 years ago

Debbie Shing

9.3

2006. Yummy. A touch fresher, more elegant than the brooding 2010 D'Aiguilhe also tasted same day. Supple with plenty of power. I imagine driving a Porsche would feel similar. — 10 years ago

Rachel Knight

9.4

Still one of my favorite zins — 11 years ago

with Brad

Paul Watson

9.3

Closer to a nicely aged claret than the 15.2% fruit bomb I imagined. What a refined and beautiful wine. Swoon! — 11 years ago

with Craig and Bryan

Chris Albin

9.0

Good Zin. Clean fruit and palate with nice freshness. — 11 years ago

Samantha Black

9.0

$29, Moore Brothers, cherry, light — 12 years ago

with Karl

Shay A

9.3

Needless to say, we slayed some dragons tonight. Let the birthday week continue!

This was the one wine that was poured blind from the evening. I guessed Napa (check), I guessed early 2000s (check), but figured it a petite sirah, mainly due to the amount of lively fruit in this! Since my experience with Caymus is limited to the 40th anniversary, you can imagine how my eyes were opened. At 16yrs old, this was blueberry pie, cassis, chocolate liquor and great oak integration. Tannins were PERFECT at this point. Open if you have it! — 9 years ago

with Mark

Ryan Sones

10

Really speechless... Just imagine the best thing ever to hit your tastebuds outside of the bedroom, pure palate ecstasy — 9 years ago

Brett Davis

8.9

Grrst drop - strong vanilla overtones — 9 years ago

Scott Wren

9.7

God I love young Chambolle Musigny this one with its medium weight red fruit full of racy raspberry and a hint of spice. Beautifully structured but without making a big deal of it. Ethereal now so it's hard to imagine waiting a decade for a promise to be fulfilled. I know. I know... — 10 years ago

Samantha Black

9.1

$26, Moore Brothers, minerally, clean, a bit fruity with pear after notes — 10 years ago

William Mellon

9.7

Whoa. Double decanted. Remnants of a four hour hold in decanter. Unbelievable. Can only imagine this wine with normal maturity. Bravo, Heidi — 10 years ago

The Schwartz

9.1

Moore de moor please... — 11 years ago

scott watkins

9.0

Mushrooms earth tart red cherry on the nose. Palate follows suit, nice acidity. Great food wine — 11 years ago

Samantha Black

9.8

Moore Brothers, full and smooth, very nom — 12 years ago

with Karl

Samantha Black

9.4

$17, Moore Brothers, light, dry and hot — 13 years ago

with Karl