
Dry, fruity, excellent! — 5 years ago
Thank u @Mauro Gabriele
One of the Marveollous Beaujolais Grand Cru or so... Actually Yarra Valley Nebbiolo
It has a rose that links u to the grape
Other than that a wonderfully made fun wine
So young
I will need to come back to it
For the joy of swallowing it and to find out what's like with s little age — 7 years ago
Raikas, hedelmäinen ja sitruksinen. Erittäin mainio viini kanalle ja seurusteluun. — 8 years ago
Mayer lemon, pear, hints of almonds. Very nice sparkling wine from Sonoma. — 9 years ago
Juicy, medium body, cherry aroma, 2013 vintage great pleasure to drink. — 9 years ago
Enjoying on the train to Munich, with Wiener schnitzel. Dry, lemony, slightly effervescent. — 10 days ago
Crispy & fresh — 8 months ago
Love it. Excellent. — 3 years ago
Bärigt (röda vinbär), klunkvänligt.
Drack det med Ken på Ekstedt. — 5 years ago
Subtle white and yellow bouquet, touch of mint and bay leaf, Mayer lemon and tangerine peel and apricot. Mineral with round mouthfeel. Med plus acidity. What a lovely white. Rocky, sandy soil, iron rich. 55 yr old vine. Sur lies with botonnage in cement containers for 6 month.
Had porcini and truffle risotto with the wine. Heaven! — 8 years ago
Mineral, stainless steel, ripe fruit, Mayer lemon, stone fruit, slight buttery and oaky but not overpowering, med to med plus acidity. Not bad. Kinda fall short after taste. — 9 years ago
Nice rosé with two different entrees: gnocchi and duck. Worked well with both. — 5 months ago
A serious Pinot after the frivolous fresh young uncomplicated Pinot from Bloody Hill (Mayer) in the Yarra Valley. Quite bold with strong red and black fruits of cherry strawberry and raspberry together with earthy mushroom like notes. Finishes with fine powdery tannins. An interesting back story to the origins of the Malcolm vineyard where cuttings from one of “Burgundy’s finest estates “ believed to be in Vosne Romanee were illegally brought from France. Now known as the Abel clone. See full story on the Ata Rangi website. Had my last bottle 111 weeks later on 30 August 2025. Full bodied, textural, dark fruited and certainly delicious. — 3 years ago
Great single vineyard Carneros Chard. The juxtaposition of fresh and nutty flavor is just ingenious; raging from Mayer lemon to macadamia nuts and everything in between. The oak is well disguised. Lengthy finish. Visited and tasted several chards from The Hyde Vineyard and this definitely stars/stands out. Cheers. — 4 years ago



Before John Mayer concert! — 9 years ago

Shay A

I’ve been on the lookout for Mayer wines here in the US and happened to find a bottle in a retail shop while out of state visiting some family. I’m shocked much makes it to the states with roughly 160 cases of this wine produced.
100% whole cluster; 13.5%ABV
My immediate thought after popping and pouring was that if Cayuse made a Pinot, it would smell like this. So much stemmy/herbal/savory aromatics with peppered rhubarb and red berries. Translucent ruby in the glass (closer to darker-style rosé’s in color). The funk continues on the palate (in a delicious way) with more stemmy and savory spice, cranberries, and black tea. The stems give this nice tannin structure while the acidity here is vibrant…keeps you going back for another sip. I followed over two days and it stayed pretty consistent.
This is 100% up my alley and a wine I’d love to acquire more of. Very curious how these age (because it seems like they would hold wonderfully). — a month ago