B

10

2009 Kistler Bodega Headlands Cuvée Elizabeth Pinot Noir. Jaws at HB w J&L B and B&K K. No decanting. Super interesting- tea on the nose- earl grey/black tea. Really fun and different to drink. Great without food. — 7 years ago

Jared O'Connell

8.9

Like an alligator snapping its jaws in your mouth. Snap! Snap! Liter! — 8 years ago

Ned Gray Creed

9.4

Oh... and then this beauty walked in the door and jaws dropped. Goodness gracious. — 8 years ago

with Mark

Bill Belanger

9.1

Drank this at a small trattoria in Pacific Grove. Jaws dropped around the table when it was poured. Full fruit, bolstered by pepper and vanilla. Incredible for the price. This is why Supertuscan blends are so popular! Another bottle was ordered. — 9 years ago

Ted

9.5

Wow this is fantastic. Goes well while watching Jaws. Just out of the cellar so it's a bit chilled right now. Forgot I had this glad I opened it. — 10 years ago

with Jeni

Grant Nieland

9.0

Let it sit for 10 minutes before drinky time begins...dark fruits, strawberries, cranberries on the front with lingering balanced acidity on the back. Very good Pinot for watching Jaws 2 on a Friday night...I think they used wine for blood in that movie? — 10 years ago

with Kellyn

B

10

2012 Peter Michael Ma Danseusse Pinot Noir. Jaws at HB w J&L B and B&K K. No decanting. Tons of fruit. Easy to drink. Enjoyed. — 7 years ago

B

10

1995 Leroy Clos de Vougeot. Jaws at HB w J&L B and B&K K. Didn’t decant. Awesome. — 7 years ago

Beth Gibson

9.2

Full bodied, groundcherry, vanilla, honeysuckle. — 8 years ago

Severn G

9.1

Super cool summer wine, like a light sparkling strawberry juice, 80% Gamay & 20% Poulsard; method ancestrale, no dosage so the fruit is bright & alcohol is low. Budgey is a new AOC for France, only granted status in 2009. In Cerdon they only make this one, very fun wine... Even more amazing, $20!

Perfect wine to enjoy on the Tanglewood lawn and listen to the Boston Pops live score Jaws along with the film tonight. — 8 years ago

Ira Schwartz

10

Looking at the decanter made my heart rate step up a few beats as I saw the most beautiful translucent wine. (I apologize for not including a filled glass in the picture) The first sniff told me all I needed to know that this was a winner . Beautiful scents of roses, red cherries and mushrooms that increased in intensity during the 5 hours it spent in the decanter. In the mouth the holy grail for me, great complexity combined with freshness. Red fruit , tobacco balsamic and leather all playing together. Just imagine the greatest symphony performed by the greatest orchestra. I am sure emotion played into my score. Served blind but many guessed Nebbiolo however when they saw the vintage their jaws hit the floor. — 9 years ago

Olivius Maximus

9.2

$25 at the local store does not start to do any justice for this beast of a wine. Daou is a medium to heavy Cabernet that spells of dark ripe sex fruit. Blackberry, blueberry, black courrant...oh fucking my! After tasting Daou's zesty finish, one will require the jaws of life to unlock purple lips from this delectable monster. — 11 years ago

B

10

2009 Screaming Eagle. Jaws at HB w J&L B and B&K K. Didn’t decant. Enormous but awesome. We all loved it. Heavy dark fruit, vanilla. — 7 years ago

B

10

2013 Dana Estate Sauvignon Blanc. Jaws at HB w J&L B and B&K K. Tropical fruit- heavy pineapple- on the nose. We all really liked this wine. — 7 years ago

Richard Lewis

9.3

By nose alone, we would guess Mosel. Brightly acidic in the best way, lime, and limestone. Like the jaws of life, this could cut through anything. — 8 years ago

with Lynne

Ted

9.0

I love the color of this wine. Deep neon purple. Soft tannins and so easy to drink. You could sit on the couch all day with this while watching Jaws or The Martian. @Todd Abrams told me he thought it was great idea and would do the same. — 9 years ago

Austin Ferrari

Wine Director Hillside Supper Club

9.5

Drop your jaws! — 10 years ago

LM Segal

9.3

Yet another example of a great winemaker pulling a victory from the jaws of '11 Napa death. The 2nd wine of Brand, Brio, is so good. Black fruit. Dominated by a range of raw and roasted cocoa bean flavours, right to the good acid. Judicious oaky vanilla. Drinking super nicely now. @Greg Gregory a superb host and leading a phenomenal team. The view's not bad either! — 10 years ago