Susi Steiner

8.9

Fr, 22.02.2019 @ Marlies & Marcel in Laax — 6 years ago

Julia Geisler

9.1

Pears and apples and lemons and vanilla and lions and tigers and bears, oh my. Dry and delicious. I highly recommend.

This wine is made down the way from my childhood home and for that reason I am semi-biased. They have a lovely little tasting room with a beautiful porch looking out onto some of the vines and a pond. They also have a wonderful summer concert series featuring a picnic on the lawn, wine, and well-paired music.

I don’t mean to sound like a walking, talking billboard — but I’m all about supporting small town businesses and these guys really deserve it. I honestly love what they’ve done and what they’ve been producing. (I also previously rated this but on site) — 7 years ago

with Sami, Samantha and 2 others

Steph

9.2

Light a lot of perfume 29$ at Thirsty Lions — 8 years ago

Ted

9.4

Light hints of cedar. Tart cherries. Typical Sunday in Michigan. Lions lose they still suck. Steelers win. Solid win! — 9 years ago

with Jeni

Lance E. Farman

9.2

Lions, Tigers, and Cab Franc. OH MY! — 9 years ago

Patty Jakeway

9.5

Nice and peppery chairmans select for )13.99 & better than the Buried Cane for the same price — 10 years ago

Adam Weston

8.9

Vanilla butter and olive oil on the nose this is a fantastic wine for the price point. Tart red fruit on the tongue Plum and dry black fig on the finish. Pretty big. — 10 years ago

Rodney Rosser

9.8

Dinner at E'spice and love — 11 years ago

Colin Bickley

8.9

Lions mane mushroom nose, balanced acid plum skin Italian oh yes — 12 years ago

John Kemper

9.6

The '06 K Vintners Syrah 'Motor City Kitty' is an opaque purple/black full-bodied wine. Expressive and succulent aromas of smoked meats, roasted spice, blackberry and black cherry jump from the glass. Some flowery and tarry notes are evident on the lengthy finish. I just need to find out what Charles Smith's connection with Detroit, the Motor City, is all about. Is it the Tigers, the Lions, or an old girlfriend? — 12 years ago

Michael Tuchband

9.5

Golden color, light fruits on the nose, honey, apricot, and black tea on the palate. Excellent! — 6 years ago

with Moné

Matt Waring

8.9

Lovely medium body, snappy acidity, cranberry notes. Fit for lions — 8 years ago

with Christine

Frank Bragg

9.4

Lions & tigers & bears!!! Sophisticated, but fun - super slutty! Waited too long to drink this!! — 8 years ago

Amalba Kola

9.1

2014 very nice — 8 years ago

Meghan Hamilton

Wine Educator Joseph Phelps Vineyards

8.9

Honeysuckle, ripe stone fruit, honey. Great wine to chill and drink without food. — 9 years ago

Risa Alperin

9.0

Seven Lions with Lisa. Went well with steak tartare and cream of potato soup. Not great with mussles in white wine — 10 years ago

Lisa Ekberg

9.1

Seven Lions Bonnie Birthday Dinner — 10 years ago

Carolyn Danco

9.1

Very delicious, toasted caramel and rich porter-like flavour. Hard to place what else I'm tasting but this robust ale is unique and a seasonal treat. — 11 years ago

Michael Salazar

9.6

Carmenere has quickly become one of our favorites and 2009 would have more body but this 2012 is very good. — 11 years ago

Nikki Wilson

10

Super fantastic! Redlands bowl! — 12 years ago

Claire O'Donnell

10

Seven lions — 7 years ago

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9.6

The 1988 d'Yquem is almost identical to the bottle I tasted in 2016. This is almost Barsac-like in style on the nose with scents of barley sugar, complemented by marmalade and mandarin, fresh and vibrant with a palpable sense of energy. The palate is medium-bodied with a viscous texture but it is not, and has never been, as unctuous as either the 1989 or 1990. However, what the 1988 does possess is a surfeit of vitality and tension. There are layers of blood orange, quince and marmalade towards the finish that as the aromatics suggest, comes across as quite Barsac in style. Superb. Tasted at Château Batailley. (Neal Martin, Vinous, May 2018) — 7 years ago

Mark Freund

9.2

Lovely, precise South African Chardonnay. Nice acidity, balanced, wet stone, lemon. The perfect wine to enjoy after watching Lions mating in the bush. — 8 years ago

with Erin

Bil Kuhlemeier

9.9

A favorite from our Solving trip — 8 years ago

Ned Clark

9.4

Unfiltered goodness — 9 years ago

Ken Venezio

8.9

Coeur from Hall is not the best Cab they produce. The lions share of Hall wines are spectacular. 95+. The Coeur is a bit tight on the tannins but loaded with berries on the front and had a nice long finish. Needs a few years in the bottle to soften the tannins. Vintage 2012. — 10 years ago

Laura Montalvo

9.5

Light, great with Chinese food. — 10 years ago

Rob Moose

9.2

1986. Day 1 was charming out of the gate, then ultimately showed its oak and structure and a sort of pine quality. Preferred Haut-Batailley. Day 2 had sufficiently mellowed but still felt a little down the middle somehow. Cool side by side — 11 years ago

Lucy Macon

9.8

Love this Viognier blend! The Chardonnay cuts the sweetness and adds a lot. 2nd favorite wine. — 11 years ago

Mike Swinford

9.0

Long day at the zoo! Saw the (Mike Mike Mike Mike Mike) camels. Along with Giant Pandas. White lions. And all other zoo animals... — 12 years ago