The 2015, the other half of the night's comparison. Less subtle, more floral. Jasmine, rose petal, honey. All powerful, but all a bit separate and distinct. I think this could lie down for a good while. Will be pleased to try another bottle in a few years. — 8 years ago
Outstanding Cabernet Sauvignon. — 8 years ago
It was sweet but nice change from a dry wine. — 10 years ago
Very drinkable Pinot for every day — 10 years ago
Like a beautiful bouquet of roses and lilac. It's always rosé season at Sheldrake. — 10 years ago
Dog Point Pinot Noir 2012 — 11 years ago
Basmati's on 30A — 11 years ago
Some structure some salt some tension w sweetness delish — 12 years ago
Never heard of this grape. Should buy a bottle for Kevin. — 8 years ago
Plou plou goodness. — 8 years ago
Great flavor for its price — 10 years ago
Cha-cha-cha! This is a home run for the category, no denying it. At #farmhouse #vt #feelthebern #berniesanders2016 — 10 years ago
One of the Best IPA's on the Planet gets brewed with Grapefruit Juice, and is Freakin Awesome, Outstanding, Southern CA offering only at this time, so hard to find if you are not here in Southern CA, This takes Sculpin and brings in up a notch or 2, So Great!!' — 10 years ago
This was a good find in the basement. Has lost some of it's sparkle in it's 38 years. But a great experience. — 11 years ago
Awesome flavors for the price point! — 12 years ago
A little too much vanilla for me, but it was beautifully balanced by the acidity. Very delicious wine. — 8 years ago
Drinking wine during the Super Bowl! Great with French cheese — 8 years ago
Very interesting, super sweet — 9 years ago
Our Go-To Riesling. Never fails to please particularly at its price point. — 9 years ago
Good stuff — 10 years ago
Tyler's new favorite dinner wine! — 10 years ago
Great balance and when fresh bursting with "west coast" hop flavor. — 11 years ago
Jake Rubash
Interesting comparison between the Fulldraw and Tynan wine. Both were opened about 2hrs. The flavor profile is somewhat similar between the two, showing chocolate and dark blue fruit for the Tynan and red fruit for the Fulldraw. Great spice and pepper with each. The main difference is with the tannins and finish. The tannins on the Tynan are fairly noticeable (in addition to some heat) while the Hard Point’s are already integrated. The finish on the Hard Point is incredibly long and luxurious. @Connor McMahon exceptional wine — 7 years ago