Pooneet K

9.2

Really a nice skin contact ribolla. Would have guessed it was radikon or something similar. Quite grippy, but with great fruit and intensity. — 5 months ago

Pooneet K

9.1

Really nice. Lighter side of cab franc - but with great purity. — 8 months ago

Paul J

9.3

I agree with my last note! Combination of previous bottles. Good stuff! — 9 months ago

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Maggie Thomer

9.6

Very dry and crisp without puckering. Exceptionally clean finish. Minerally, mild salinity. “Like you licked a rock out of the ocean,” says the waitress at the Catbird seat. — 2 years ago

Adriana Fabbro

9.2

Wow. Mathiasson Cabs keep getting better and better. Medium body, dark fruit, some violets. A cab with real finesse. — 2 years ago

Ginnis Tonik

9.0

My husband likes the really sharp, grapefruity sauv Blancs which I’m less enthused by so they suggested this at the wine shoppe, and I was pleasantly surprised. Nice and minerally but still has that sharper citrus element too. — 3 years ago

Ben Christen

9.2

2020 Grape + Peach Wine - delicious, love the nose, a super fun treat. — 3 years ago

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Paul J

9.1

Similar to my last note but more expressive and higher acidity. Some Riesling characteristics. — 5 months ago

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Vinny Eng

9.5

Special wine, broody, complex and toothsome texture. Magical wine — 8 months ago

Pooneet K

9.3

What a wonderful Napa Merlot from Mathiasson. Quite deep in the glass. Tons of pepper on the palate which is interesting. Lots of dark red fruit - not blackberry, but blackcurrant. Excellent acid and a nice finish. Great pairing with pork chops with a mustard sauce. — 9 months ago

Vasudev Vadlamudi

9.5

Sweet but not cloying. Delightful on its own, or in a fancy negroni. Probably the best vermouth I’ve had (though I am not an aficionado!) — 2 years ago

Jody Scharf

9.3

This is actually their Yount Mill Vineyard Zin.
Light jam, smooth, great nose. — 2 years ago

Paul J

9.0

Same as previous note. More beer, Allagash White, than wine. Happy Halloween!! — 3 years ago

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Paul J

9.3

This is why we love the Matthiasson’s, always experimenting, innovating, and refining!

1hr+ decant. Bright red color. Massive floral nose with apricot. Well balanced with medium depth. Apples, olives, oranges, and peaches on the palate. If having blind, I’m pretty sure I would have gone white or at a minimum a massive Rose. Best comparison would be a floral Beaujolais. I don’t get any Syrah. Paired very nicely with lamb, peppers, and saffron rice. Would be lovely on a summer night. 93 and heading higher because I can’t seem to put the glass down, especially because of the lovely, unique smell! Reminds me of a beer I once had but can’t recall its name. I find myself just continuing to write about this!! — 3 years ago

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Clay Bullwinkel

9.6

Leading craftspersonship — 6 months ago

Jason Gelman

8.9

5 years of being a Dad. Happy birthday A! — 7 months ago

Carter White

9.2

Tangy deliciousness! — 9 months ago

Kevin Løk

9.2

I was swearing off Grenache (both colors) due to the incessant hangovers—and yes, I have one—but this is the kind of juice that is worth the squeeze. Lighter than expected in a good way, not zippy but not overly bloated with sugar and booze, at least not that the palate can detect. Would drink again on a hot evening and wait for what may come. — a year ago

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Joe Davant

9.2

Lone pine is a great name for this vineyard because the Lagrein really delivers pine notes on the nose. Delicious and well made. — 2 years ago

Paul J

8.9

1hr+ decant. Medium red color. Wine is a mix between Mexican food and cigarettes, which I know is strange. Subtle green elements and minimal fruit. Tough vintage. — 3 years ago

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