Ely Cohn

9.4

As someone who is often quick to dismiss Sauvignon Blanc, I’m very happy to report that Bow & Arrow is making one of the most memorable bottlings I’ve tasted anywhere. Showing it’s attributes the way a good showdog might, knowing what she has.

And that’d be lychee extract, sweet tangerine, coconut, pineapple, sweet sake, vanilla, dulce de ledge, and butterfinger. Extraordinarily deep and ripe and all in wonderful restraint. — 5 years ago

Steve Anderson

9.2

Great Rosé from Mark Adams. Counoise from JBV? Who knew? — 6 years ago

Laura

9.5

Mike said it’s worth drinking — 6 years ago

with Todd

Patrick Derdeyn

9.0

Very similar to the Ledge (both were an identical 15.5%). Fruit forward, high octane syrahs. Both very well made wines in this style. If you want nuance you better look elsewhere. — 7 years ago

Steve Gulden

9.4

At Ledge Rock Grill... — 7 years ago

with Patrick

Stuart Robinson

8.9

Ledge Los Topos Syrah; Willow Creek District, Pasa Robles.

Pretty juicy given its stated ABV. Pairing well with some Mexican — 8 years ago

Kirk F

9.1

Massive black fruits, this needed a bit of air to tame. Once it did, it was a beauty, full bodied with a tinge of spice. Loved it — 5 years ago

Steve Anderson

9.1

Viewed my first rocket launch tonight, a SpaceX Falcon 9 out of Vandenberg AFB. Photo is just after booster separation. Booster then returned and landed. This is the only wine I Had with a space tie, at least in name. A former second label for Mark Adams of Ledge and long time Saxum assistant. I presume this is a GSM. Big fruit Paso profile and 15.5% ABV. Tasty and a good buy at $15. — 6 years ago

Eric Naslund

9.1

100% Mourvèdre from Paso. Delicious and an incredible value. Rich, deep and voluptuous-you can dive right into the glass with this one. Slate and cherry undertones on the nose. Long finish out the back side. Love this wine. — 6 years ago

Sándor Jaguar

9.4

Again! And again! And again! And again! New high score! Ledge! Each time we have this one we like it more. And a little bit louder now! — 6 years ago

with emily

Trent Fletcher

9.3

Deep purple color; sweet baked strawberry, black and blue fruits, spice, very aromatic; sweet (but not overly) baked berries, kirsch, spices; long finish; powerful but nicely balanced; really captivating overall and very enjoyable — 7 years ago

with Mark

Robert McNally

9.1

Unreal good. Light and refreshing. — 8 years ago

Martin Sahlberg

8.9

A tasty wine from Paso. Raspberry and blueberries - jammy. Easy drinking. — 8 years ago

Steve Anderson

9.0

Lodi PG on skins from Tegan Passalacqua’s vineyard. Compelling with an hour of air, but fell off the ledge a bit on night two. Drink soon. — 5 years ago

Lisa Fried

9.3

This 2012 is perfect right now — mellow but still velvety with lots of dark fruit. Plums. — 6 years ago

Steve Anderson

9.4

Last bottle at Hospice du Rhône 2018. Depeche Max pulled this out of his hat late in the evening while Yves Gangloff and Mark Adams (Saxum/Ledge) were jammin’ on a Dead song at the closing BBQ. . Fitting end to a great weekend. Still a stunning wine, — 6 years ago

Robert McNally

9.2

Great grape. 2nd glass much better than the first. Think the wine needed a moment. Huge fan! — 7 years ago

Nicolette Kmiecik

9.2

Concentrated and complex. Wonderful Syrah. — 7 years ago

Lindsay Badeaux

9.0

Spicy notes with a buttery smooth finish! — 8 years ago

Doctor No

9.0

Subtle oxidative notes, verging on those of "old wine". Plays with being past its peak without ever teetering over the ledge. Earth and saline have taken over from whatever fruit was present a dozen years ago. If this makes any sense to anyone, given the lack of fruit, lack of tannic tertiary nuances and lack of oak signature, this is like a pure, elegant distillation of wine as it ventures into late middle age. Bald spot, paunch, wisdom, slight world-weariness. — 8 years ago