This finished an evening of old Bordeaux and was worth the wait. Very complex, still sweet but balanced, not oxidized, a real wow. Joan Boothe said best sauternes she ever tasted. — 7 years ago
Holy shit! @wildair going with the safe pick, and damn Joan Ramon Escode-Sanhuja does not disappoint! — 8 years ago
Light but with very delicate ripe fruit. — 9 years ago
Molt bé Joan, molt bé!!!! — 9 years ago
Strong cabernet from spain good for red meat for me like a shiraz from australia — 9 years ago
Suau i fruitat , lleuger i gens àcid. Ideal amb una “fritada” de peix a ca la Nani de la Taverna de Sants. Sant Joan. — 7 years ago
Liked this one - had tannins. Big flavor and great dry finish. — 8 years ago
At Joan and Mick's -- from Next Door -- nice fruitiness with a little bit of spice -- not over powering — 9 years ago
Was very surprised how good this was after decant, only got it since my sons name is "Tate" — 9 years ago
Very smooth, fruity white without any bite. Joan recommend. — 10 years ago
Viognier added to this Grenache blanc added a nice touch. — 6 years ago
Montauk without Joan and Joel — 7 years ago
A lot about Concentration. violets, black berries, aristocratic deep wine, but the problems with acidity and freshness. — 8 years ago
Very interesting terroir with dark limestone soils. All these wines are made by Joan Ramon Escoda and are organic and biodynamic. Medium to deep garnet red with medium plus intensity. Love the funk on this wine. Funky in a good way with herbs, truffles, spices and a bit dirty. As it opened there were some warm dark chocolate, dried and dark cherries too. Moderate acidity (6/10) with balanced tannins. Medium to medium plus bodied with bitter chocolate and rough cherries. Dry medium plus finish with some oregano and other savory spices. Such an interesting bottle of Pinot Nero (noir) from Conca de Barberà located about an hour and a half outside of Barcelona. Definitely worth buying another. Drink till 2020. — 9 years ago
Light yet peppery. Enjoyed! — 9 years ago
David Nicewicz
Fun Priorat for tapas dinner. Slightly oxidized style with just a hint of sweetness to balance. Stay safe everyone. — 5 years ago