Good dark color, mild to intense nose, chewy, tannins are still strong, fruit forward...very good value for this merlot. — 4 years ago
Excellent, sightly thin, great with lamb. — 5 years ago
2014 vintage. Hints of dry fruits, jammy, dark color thick in structure. Good winemaking. — 7 years ago
Great, bold flavor. Slightly dry with a smooth finish. — 8 years ago
Spicy dry restaurant $50 Favorite wine of the night. — 8 years ago
Fabulous. Smooth. Sangiovese in Indianapolis. Jonathan 60th — 3 years ago
Drinkable cab. Little throat spice. — 4 years ago
From a previous data base.
Seductive nose, very complex. Mild palate, medium body, light color. Enjoyable. — 4 years ago
Winery is in CT. Grapes are from (and vinified) in CA. Dark cherry and vanilla on the nose and pallet. Silky and luxurious. Fruity but not sweet. Well balanced. 15.2% Alcohol. Pleasant surprise. — 6 years ago
Very good! Fruit bomb Bordeaux blend — 8 years ago
World's End is the Napa project of Jonathan Maltus. He's better known for his work on the Right Bank of Bordeaux as the owner of Château Teyssier and creating Le Dôme. The 2013 Against The Wind was sufficiently beaten up by more than one critic, but I was still surprised when I fished it out of a discount bin for $9... he's made a wine that Robert Parker scored 100... I think I'll take the risk... Juicy plum with blueberry are the focus, followed by some Hershey's cocoa powder and roasted red pepper, with some tertiary molasses and dried violet. — 8 years ago
여지것 마신 와인 중 높은 바디감과 중간 정도 탄닌감으로 묵직한 느낌이 듦. 두잔이상에서도 유지. 재구매의사 높음 — 3 years ago
Drank the 2018 in November 2021 with sushi. Excellent apple and the touch of minerality that pared well with the seafood — 4 years ago
2014 Vintage. first tasting was in 2019. Wine is much more approachable, showing an intense appearance with a ruby color. Aromatic nose with aromas of fresh plum and notes of oak and vanilla bouquet. The mouthfeel is good and the taninns are noticed. Flavor is moderate. The finish is long and balanced.
The wine is approachable now. — 5 years ago
Jammy spiced blackberry with a dry lightly tannic finish — 6 years ago
The 2015 Pezat Red, Jonathan Maltus's entry-level red, is flat-out delicious. Sweet red cherry and plum fruit are front and center in this racy, open-knit wine. There is much to like, including the wine's very accessible price. I would prefer to drink this succulent Saint-Émilion over the next few years, while the fruit retains its youthful vibrancy. (Antonio Galloni, Vinous Media, Feb 2018) — 8 years ago
Meghan C
Michelin wine club — 2 years ago