Mickie Meinhardt

9.1

Really warm and wonderful. Alcohol on the nose, but tastes like a honey mess, with apricot and peach, a little lime for zest. Something with heft for spring or Indian summer — 7 years ago

Giacomo Giunipero

9.1

One of my favorite Riesling producers. Nice pair with Indian. — 7 years ago

with Merritt

Julie Johnson

9.8

Great with thai cuisine. I also like it with Indian curry. This is a semi-dry Riesling; has a little sweetness, but not too much. — 8 years ago

Lauren

9.0

Had at EOL, very good. Sweet. Had it with Indian spiced cauliflower, delicious together. — 8 years ago

David Gola

9.2

Indian spice, red fruit, balanced. Winner all around. — 9 years ago

Alex Powell

9.4

Superb multilayered nose of minerals, indian spices, apricots and smokey earth, long and ample finish with a powerful middle, coats the teeth with rocks, despite all its sweetness, unbelieveable acidity for a PG. Awesome. 2010 vintage — 9 years ago

Richard Macleod

President MacLeod Family Vineyard

9.6

This is a gold from the north coast competition great balance and not a mellow merlot. A food must have. — 10 years ago

Sunil Gupta

9.2

Indian food's best friend, if you haven't got any cold beer — 10 years ago

Robin Singhvi

10

Really nice wine. Let it breathe a while or use an aerator. We had it with South Indian food and it went very well! — 11 years ago

Greg Martellotto

President One Wine Wines, Martellotto Wines

9.7

With alaskan halibut with mesquite seasoning, roasted cauliflower very good wine indian spice box to graphite to wanting more — 11 years ago

Cathy Corison

Owner/Winemaker Corison Winery

8.9

Fit the bill with Indian food. Lovely Riesling fruit. Dry. Bit simple. — 7 years ago

with William

Jed

9.3

Lots to say about this surprisingly great wine. Beautifully satin smoky earth. Fruit flavors very muted now, showing the wine's deeper, meatier core. A great example of how good AV fruit and a good bit of bottle age can create the kind of deep, complex Pinot we've generally associated with Bourgogne, these Indian Creek bottles are a second label Navarro created to handle this difficult forest-fire vintage. Worked out much better than expected. I think I'll buy another case. — 8 years ago

Wilf Gobert

9.0

Dinner with Flora Springs Proprietor John Komes at Toscana Country Club, Indian Wells CA. The 2013 vintage has not been rated and needs maturing but has flavor that may mature to better than the 2012. — 8 years ago

David Lee

9.3

Such a treat. Nose: pronounced green apple, honey, petrol with a hint of Indian spice. Medium body in spite of 9.5 percent alc. luxurious mouthfeel with slight sweetness balanced by the acidity. Pure and gorgeous start to finish. — 8 years ago

Jonas Johansson

9.0

Wow, memories are flowing in while drinking this Octoberfest. Indian Summer, Midwest, football season, Bratwursts, yellow leafs on the ground. Hail to the victors GO BLUE. — 9 years ago

Davis Smith

Sommelier Acquerello

9.0

Delicious with Indian food and friends — 9 years ago

Richard Macleod

President MacLeod Family Vineyard

9.4

Great sblanc. Citrus and apple — 10 years ago

Sean Calder

Blogger Vinifico! The Original Vancouver Wine Blog

9.6

2011 Selbach-Oster Zeltinger Himmelreich Riesling Halbtröken - Crisp and delicious paired with Indian food. — 10 years ago

Rick Chrisler

8.9

Very nice, medium oaked — 11 years ago

Jason LaFrenais

9.1

Drank this with an Indian meal for Christmas Eve dinner. Great with spicy food. — 11 years ago

Sarah Gatti

9.0

Balanced. Nicely grapes. Would be perfect with cheese, Indian food, and other good bits. — 7 years ago

Brada

9.0

Interesting taste. I never had it with food, but it is very drinkable by itself. — 7 years ago

Sarah Stierch

Food & Wine Editor Sonoma Valley Sun

8.9

Grapefruit, lemon nose...total patio pounder with more citrus notes the mouth. Great for a hot day. 👌🏻 — 8 years ago

Mike Mantia

9.1

Very smooth brown ale. Not very hoppy. — 8 years ago

Andrew Pridjian

9.2

Smooth dark. Must try — 9 years ago

Steve Haro

9.4

Who says 06 ca Pinot doesn't have staying power? Big, fruitful and long. Rhubarb, raspberry and Indian spice. Strawberry and earth finish that goes on and on. This is a serious wine that still has 4-5 years. — 9 years ago

Mindie Dieu

10

One of the few Merlots I can drink at any time and don't have to be in the mood for. Fragrant, smooth, almost silky. — 10 years ago

GiGi Bissonnette

10

Coup de cœur pour ce zin californien. — 10 years ago

Edam McCain

9.0

Surprisingly bitter for a wit. Quite refreshing. Good beer for warm weather. — 10 years ago

Chris Zitzman

9.6

"Le Pich" is a Wappo Indian word for "golden eagle". While the Le Pich Cabernet is the minor - league team for the Purlieu Vineyards- this 2009 is an absolute knock-out. Beautifully well rounded and just brimming with soft & chewy cherry tannins- it's a stunner. — 11 years ago

with Beth