Garrett Parker

9.4

I love this wine. Simply put. — 6 years ago

Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.0

Pristine 💎 — 6 years ago

Hunter Landrum

9.5

This was wendling 2015 — 7 years ago

Isaac Pirolo

9.2

The Migration label first appeared in 2001 as the second label of Goldeneye, both under the Duckhorn masthead, first focusing on Pinot Noir and later adding Chardonnay. Like Paraduxx to Duckhorn, it is no longer a second label, but a winery unto itself. In 2008 Migration, and by extension, Duckhorn, produced its first Chardonnay. In 2009 they produced their first Chardonnay from the legendary Charles Heintz Vineyard. The Charles Heintz Vineyard is located just outside of the town of Occidental where Charlie’s family has farmed the land for over 100 years. Two ridges in, and only about 8 miles from the Pacific Ocean, the vineyard is situated in the Green Valley of Russian River Valley AVA. Heintz has become one of the most famous Chardonnay sites in California, with notable producers including Ceritas, DuMol, Freeman, Flowers, L'Angevin, Kosta Browne, Littorai, Migration/Duckhorn, Moone-Tsai, Pierson Meyer, and Williams Selyem. With its classic Goldridge sandy loam soils, and located just above the fog line, the vineyard receives abundant sunshine and cool ocean breezes. Super mellow Chardonnay, with candied orchard fruit, honeysuckle, wet stone, and some secondary hazelnut, with just a flutter of mushroom in the background. — 8 years ago

Patrick Derdeyn

9.1

Bought at winery. Pure honeysuckle, rose petal, mellon, and pear with nice mid weight palate. A treat. — 10 years ago

Alex Powar

9.3

Looks like that last little sliver of sunset — 10 years ago

Christine Boubek

9.2

2015 WOW event at Valette. Drinking well now but I would hold — 10 years ago

David Langstaff

9.3

Tasting this wine v Littorai Cerise and a 2005 Gevrey Lavaux St Jacques. Nose is great; taste is bright cherries; a happy wine. Will be great with the duck with cherries for dinner. B — 11 years ago

Kim Sogioka

10

Saignée rosé- elegant wine, soft, light acidity. — 11 years ago

with Joshua

Ian Staub

9.0

Bottle 2 of 2 elegant coastal PNs provided by our gracious hosts on Diamond Mountain. Mini 2007 horizontal. This bottle a bit riper and bigger - fruit moving more towards the darker cherry and pomegranate juice realm. Adding suggestions of cola and soy sauce as well. Still fantastic balance but the extra point or so of alcohol makes this not quite as elegant as the Littorai. — 6 years ago

Joe Roth

9.4

Excellent — 7 years ago

with Michael and Jeff

Emmett Reed

9.0

Cherry cola and spice on the palette. Soft finish. — 8 years ago

Paco Suro

9.1

Burgundian. Softening. Great value play @ $125 on list. As expected, Cali juice continues to shine. — 8 years ago

Steve Anderson

9.2

The anti-Littorai. Gave it the same score, but for very different reasons. Stinky goodness. — 9 years ago

Paul Heyrman

9.3

Tasted at NZ cellar Pinot tasting. Light, savoury with nice acidity. Ted Lemon from Littorai is the consultant winemaker. — 9 years ago

Beau Carufel

Winemaker/Owner Random Wine Company

9.5

A stunner. Liquid gold. Rich and dense yet with a vein of taut acidity underpinning everything. — 10 years ago

Jake Schepps

9.3

If I could lick the bottom of the bottle I would. Just like Bluff. My favorite rosè. #littorai #littoraiwine — 10 years ago

David Langstaff

9.4

Musky and mushrooms. Very tannic but has opened up nicely after about an hour. Tasting with the W Selyem 12 Vista Verde (bright) and the Littorai 12 Cerise (balanced). More depth but surprisingly short lived. Want and expect more. — 11 years ago

Clifton Jackson

9.5

Excellent Russian River terroir, but restrained. Somewhere between Littorai and Hartford! — 11 years ago

Joe Roth

9.4

A beautiful, well-structured Chardonnay — 6 years ago

with Jeff and Michael

Kirk Sutherland

9.5

See you in 10 years. — 7 years ago

Steve Anderson

9.3

Along with Ceritas and Littorai, one of my three favorite Sonoma Chard producers. — 7 years ago

Victor Hwang

9.3

Loved this. Elegant, sweet with enough acidity to balance it out. At five years of age, maybe hitting its peak? — 8 years ago

Dante Mondavi

Vintner R A E N Winery

9.4

Very delicious!! Love this pinot — 8 years ago

Bill Bender

9.2

Very primary and a little green but precise and inviting. Strawberry flowers, loads of red berries and a dash of spice. Blood brother to the Littorai block 9. Hold for optimum drinking or decant several hours. — 9 years ago

The Schwartz

9.3

Leave it to Ted! — 10 years ago

Matt Forester

8.9

2006. Great match for bananas foster. — 10 years ago

Mo Cherry

9.4

Not Littorai...not Hirsch. But Puligny from Cali, nonetheless. Love the acid and mineral marriage in this wine. — 10 years ago

Paul Spackman

9.5

Very gorgeous - you know it's a top Sonoma Coast Pinot as soon as you smell it.
In the wonderful 10 Cases it drank beautifully with plates of lamb lion and suckling pig.
Superb wine.....but not quite up to Littorai standards. — 11 years ago

Jasmine Hirsch

Sales & Marketing Hirsch Vineyards, founder In Pursuit of Balance

9.1

Last night's Hirsch dinner: finale - 1999 Littorai "Hirsch" vs. 1999 Groffier "Les Sentiers". — 12 years ago