Smooth and yummy. — 6 years ago
Duck horn 2014-slightly dryer than carneros. But not complex but enough. 8.9 — 6 years ago
Well balanced, cassis, dark chocolate, nice finish. Drinking very well right now — 7 years ago
I really loved the vanilla notes! — 7 years ago
Having with salmon and couscous. — 9 years ago
And 10 degrees coming next month?!?! You've got to be kidding.
The 2012 was somewhere around 80 with the portfolio club case discount. Well worth it! — 9 years ago
Our rehearsal dinner wine. Delicious then and delicious now. Love! — 9 years ago
My Duckhorn Wine Club shipment. One of my favorite wineries. Can't wait to go there with all my favorite people in January. — 10 years ago
These always show great aging potential. This vintage is in the early drinking window and really benefits from a couple hours air. Classic Anderson Valley profile. Dark fruit with spice and a little garrigue. — 6 years ago
WOW at first pour this was incredibly smooth. After 2 hours this tastes like one of the best cabs I’ve ever had. Dark red, tart raspberries, cinnamon, spice box, cherry early but subsided over the decant, clove, pine tree, chocolate early, french oak intensified over the hours. — 6 years ago
Cherries, berries, tobacco, but no Shiism!!! Tar and minerals, black berry preserves, froofie boysenberry, hints of smoke — 7 years ago
It's got two pintail ducks on the label. What more do you want. — 8 years ago
Aging very well I will probably finish my bottles in cellar by this time next year. Duckhorn continues to over deliver. — 9 years ago
Rich red with dark berry finish. Delicious. — 9 years ago
Unbelievable. Phenomenal — 6 years ago
A nice Anderson Valley pinot that is finally coming into its drinking window. Red fruited and fresh with well balanced acidity. Continued to evolve over several hours, should be great when it hits 10 years and beyond. — 6 years ago
Funk blows off and emerges as a bold merlot — 6 years ago
Nice and light for fish — 7 years ago
Full flavor that hits the front of the palate — 8 years ago
3L is best. — 9 years ago
2011 vintage. — 9 years ago
$30 at Wines and More — 11 years ago
Lisa Fried
This 2012 is perfect right now — mellow but still velvety with lots of dark fruit. Plums. — 6 years ago