Benjamin Jarzombek

9.4

Delightfully funky and minerally. — 10 days ago

Kit Lewis

8.9

Middle of the road body. Nose is tart raspberry and roasted plum. Palette is macerated strawberry with a hint of basil. Crowd pleaser. Could cocktail or pair with food very easily. — a year ago

PD

8.9

Good but not amazing. Could have benefitted from a longer cellar aging. Bright tones of Brett and sunflower. — 6 years ago

Jordan Wardlaw

9.1

Crisp pear, green apple, lemon verbena and honey leaping out of the glass. Very lively acidity, both round and supple in the middle. There’s a (dare I say) Chenin Blanc kind of flavor and aromatic profile to this that I love. Versatile, complex and fresh. — 6 years ago

David Shaw

9.1

Fine light drinking red with an assortment of heirloom varietals you would see in a Sandlands release. Down the middle table red style with good acid but lighter in alcohol and tannins. — a year ago

Ginnis Tonik

9.1

A big hit across family members that like their wines drier or on the sweeter side - nicely in the middle — 4 years ago

Sarah Milsow-Guenther

9.1

Still a nice little GSM blend. Brighter fruit on the front-end, smooth middle, nice lighter pepper finish. Best with food. — 6 years ago

Carmen

9.0

Grüner co-fermented with Riesling skins to make an orange wine.
Bright and zippy with lime and peach flavors and a bit of grippy earth (wet rocks).
Stainless steel and oak aging with some time on its lees.
Named after the winemakers middle daughter. As a middle daughter myself, I feel extra attached to this 🍷! — a year ago

Mark Flesher

9.1

@Delectable Wine this is the Grenache PetNat from this producer. It was not in the database. Really interesting PetNat. And, probably second to the Westminister Pet-Nat from Maryland that went out into left field with their recent bottling. This one is delicious. A hint of bubbles. Consistent on the very front with some lemon and honeycrisp apple. Pears and peach invade the middle. A little yeasty towards the finish. Very enjoyable. Would be an excellent light sparkler to enjoy on a 100 degree day. These are in no way meant to cellar, so pop the bottlecap on this one and enjoy this awesome little Pet-Nat from Grenachista. — 6 years ago

with Dan, Bradley and 2 others

Stephen Stone

9.0

For the price...it can’t be beat. Both biscuit and floral essence...a perfect middle of the road sparkling wine from France. $9.99 at Winestore Charlotte. — 6 years ago

with Janet