Beautiful, fun wine. What is the cepage, I wonder?! — 8 years ago
Dark blueberries and a lingering warmth in your chest, notes of pepper spice. Delicious with food but sippable without, one of my favorite wines literally ever. (App does say "celilo" but it's Johan vineyards) — 9 years ago
Rocks my world... — 9 years ago
fresh, bright, lip-smacking acidity. packed with tart pineapple, jasmine? and minerals. well done. — 9 years ago
Strange beast, fun play with the Tempranillo, viognier and s/b the white fruits with the red fruits are a bit awkward it stumbles a little but it's fun. — 10 years ago
A singular Sauvignon blanc - crisp, green, with a hint of lemon but very long finish like a champagne. Amphorae aged — 8 years ago
Really thought provoking wine. Shows how having Brett in your wine does not have to be a negative. — 9 years ago

Decent acid, nice palate. Some viscosity. Tasty and gluggy over time. All says 15.9, which shocks me. — 9 years ago
Berry jamz — 7 years ago
Natty, nice, no back end so it’s super easy to drink — 8 years ago
@Delectable Wine This is the 2016 Minimus Trousseau Noir Omero vineyard. Everyone else, this is delicious. Berries and earth and tea aged texture and lightness and acidity and just a touch of funk. Chad's got this dialed in. — 9 years ago
Awesome crazy unfiltered white blend from Oregon dedicatedly white flowers, hazy yellow fruit , toned down pyrazine notes ...interesting and nice — 9 years ago
20 January 2017. Bibber & Bell, Brooklyn, NY. — 9 years ago
Gavin Baum
Third time trying this. Tightly coiled and reminiscent of young Meursault on popping the cork, with a certain reductive flintiness to its wonderfully pure Jonagold apple fruit. After being open for a couple days the wine is altogether more expressive, with creme brulee, almond, and bread dough aromas complementing its still vibrant core of orchard fruit and minerality. Strikingly rich and sumptuous for its relatively modest alcohol and lip-smacking acid structure. Given how positively it evolved and unfurled with a few days worth of oxygen, I'd lay this down for at least a couple years. Hats off. — 7 years ago