2014 Winderlea Meredith Mitchell Vineyard Pinot Blanc - First vintage of Pinot Blanc from this famed vineyard, with lovely nose of Bosc pears, orchid flowers, and spice, greeting the palate with bright green apples and key limes, juxtaposed with a brilliant salinity. A bit of river stone and honey in the mid-palate with a great acidic finish! #dinner — 11 years ago
Unique. Limey lime juxtaposed with yeast and beautiful mousse texture. Contemplative as they come! Couldn't quite wait for it's 10th bday... — 12 years ago
Full, round bursts of cherry and berry juxtaposed with a subtle smokiness. — 12 years ago
Wow!! This is based on Muscat and it is phenomenal. Not your typical Tokaj. And they keep it in Hungary. Dry and sweet juxtaposed. White fruits abound... — 11 years ago
2013. Extremely dark, smells of smoke, cassis and blueberry, but the blueberry really comes forward on the palate. Fruit is set off by a dramatic show of spices - nutmeg, sage and vanilla. Nice brambly component, backbone to spare. The tannins are firm and brawny enough for a big ol’ ribeye this thick. The '13 Soucie Vineyard Zinfandel is complex and almost brooding, with a rustic character juxtaposed against its elegance. It will go as well with a checkered tablecloth as it will with fine, white linen. — 11 years ago
Spicy minerality with citrus juxtaposed nicely with stone fruits with creme fraiche. Bright acidity and spicy initially, giving way to a mellow and smooth finish. This wine changes character throughout each sip! — 12 years ago
Feels as if it should only be consumed in a place of worship. Amphorae-aging and terra-cotta bottling leave a closed finish that when juxtaposed to the rambling, sunny, beach-side, exuberance of the juice itself suggest completion instead of limitation. — 11 years ago

killer poulsard. beautiful raspberry tones juxtaposed to savory mushroom and game. — 11 years ago
Daron Watson
yummy currant & raspberry, floral & lead pencil nose ~ plush & crushed soft sensation juxtaposed by an angular tart/ripeness ~ like to see how that pans out... — 11 years ago