One of my favourites. Clean, delicious and full-bodied. — 9 years ago
Great Lodi Zin with lots of fruit and spice. Very well rounded. Had it with Lucky and Andy at Surlas. Bought it at Mchenry village. Would definitely buy again! — 9 years ago
Zinfandel change, nice — 11 years ago
Amazing whiskey. Vanilla and pepper notes and very smooth. — 11 years ago
Another impressive PN from the Santa Cruz Mountains. I’m beginning to believe that this is, in fact, the best area for Pinot in all of California. Yes, even better than the Sonoma Coast. This wasn’t as interesting or nuanced as McHenry but it’s still distinctive in very positive ways. Good amount of wild strawberries and some darker forest fruits with some pie spice, forest floor and finishes with that characteristic acid that I absolutely love. — 6 years ago
Drinking beautifully, fruit driven with great tannins and crunchy acid — 7 years ago
Oh yes, Margaret River at its best, big style but structure and complex palate, nutty nose, so moorish, — 9 years ago
Fine french oak and toasty brioche. Lovely balance — 10 years ago
McHenry 10 year reunion — 11 years ago
Soundtrack to the Summer #prettythings — 6 years ago
Delicious — 7 years ago
This is an incredibly unique Pinot for CA. Unfortunately it can be hit and miss (VA, unreasonably often corked), but if you get a good one it is very nice indeed. — 9 years ago
Loved it!! — 10 years ago
Sweet cherry on the nose, pepper — 11 years ago
Amazing 3 friends. Perfect combination for a perfect price. Very good. — 11 years ago
Jay Kline

And they call this their “second” wine. After McHenry in Santa Cruz, Seavey was an absolute show stopper for me on our recent trip to wine country. We had the opportunity to try five different wines with three bonus pours from recent and library wines and I tell you: All 👏🏼 eight 👏🏼 were 👏🏼 bangers 👏🏼. From their Chardonnay (which was sprung on us the moment we arrived, was acid driven and had the most delightful spine of minerals that I could have sworn it was GC Chablis), to their Rosé (which is a Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot blend and bends what’s possible with the genre) to their Founder’s Reserve (which didn’t present much in the value dept. but was a killer wine nevertheless). Anyway, this 2005 Caravina is positively singing right now. Opulent amounts of plums, cassis, brambles, and sweet tobacco with secondary characteristics juuuuust starting to make their appearance: leather, truffle, and forest floor. Moderate acid. Firm tannins still! What a beauty...in a sort of masculine way. America! — 6 years ago