Michael Chelus

9.0

Cherry, raspberry, watermelon, lemon curd and strawberry. Good acidity and balance. — 6 years ago

Steve Anderson

9.1

Interesting white from Tony Coturri’s assistant winemaker and poured by Tony at RawWine LA yesterday. Booth was crowded so just stuck my glass in for a pour. Didn’t get to ask what it was. A little dark, cloudy. Tasty though... — 7 years ago

Chaomei Lin

9.0

Got this when it was on sale. Medium bodied, semi-dry, fruity taste. Very good for a leisure afternoon drink.
— 8 years ago

Nor

9.5

Delightful leisure wine. — 10 years ago

Chow Chuan

9.6

Nice! Overall its enjoyable for leisure drinking. — 11 years ago

robbie reaves

9.5

incredible wine. bursting with tart flavor and slightly funky. it has a nice medium body, very pleasant aftertaste. notes of cherry, rhubarb, and kiwi. — 6 years ago

Kim Stanbro

9.3

Travel & Leisure just named baltimore the coolest city in America. I'd like to think my presence had something to do with that title. :) as for the wine- doesn't everything taste like heaven on a rooftop deck within smelling distance of the bread factory? — 8 years ago

with Dave

Doug Sayed

9.1

Highly structured but Delicious effort. Lots of structure, but with time on the glass or decanter, this is a very good wine. Give it some time and enjoy at your leisure. Tasty, but stout. — 9 years ago

Fei Gao

9.6

So sweet!! Taste like juice and not so much tannin, good choice for leisure~ — 11 years ago

Amir Hammad

9.4

Phenomenal. Great addition to the line up @Charles Leisure — 7 years ago

with Charles

Aaron Tan

9.5

Holy smokes! Really need to get myself a bottle. B&S summed up the wine perfectly:

This is near immaculate. Match a consistently revered wine with a once-in-a-lifetime vintage and what you get is a rare and illusive gem.

Perfectly warm days and cool, steady nights allowed for ideal growing conditions in Clonakilla’s famed vineyards. With the ability to pick fruit at their own leisure, Tim Kirk and his team gained full fruit ripeness, balanced phenolic complexity and even increased the whole bunches to 30% for each ferment. The sensorial odyssey begins with perfumed florals and aromas of spice, charcuterie and wild herbs; before bright red and blue berries emerge on the palate. There’s a line of savoury richness which seamlessly interplays with the wine’s elegant tannin structure, however, what truly marks the experience is the complexity that each mouthful delivers. An immediate classic. — 8 years ago

Jen Garside

9.0

Was looking for something that would be pleasing to everyone. Soft tannins made this very smooth for leisure drinking.
Slightly sweet. Ripened dark fruit, complex on the nose. Delicious! — 9 years ago

Sara Kinsey

10

Sweet and refreshing — 10 years ago