Andrew Cullimore

9.0

No formal notes . Medium deep ruby . This seems a bit more advanced . This is a bit harder and more structured on the palate , more tannin , less velvety and a bit more astringent . More spicy , drier on the palate . This needed more time to open . This was quite difficult to judge , I wasn’t 100% convinced about this bottle as it just seemed a little oxidative, however it did actually seemed to come together better after an hour or so , but still quite hard and astringent in comparison to the others (especially La Mission) . Showed a touch more mineral and grafite on the finish too after a while. This needed time , and I would imagine another bottle might tell a different story . — a year ago

Jill Ziegler

9.0

Great summer wine! — 4 years ago

Mark Dela Cruz

9.0

Great expression of the varietal. From a very unexpected source too! — 5 years ago

P A

8.9

What a wonderful surprise, approachable, balanced, great fruit, elegant tannins, hints of spice, great mouth feel and smooth legs all I can say about this Okanagan is yes I will be buying more. Cheers 🍷🇨🇦 — 6 years ago

Andrew

9.0

Big and fruity. Light to medium tannins. Good. — 7 years ago

Randy Fuller

9.1

This bone-dry Michigan Riesling is a mineral-driven wine. Light golden in color, it has a nose of citrus peel and a wet driveway. The aromas aren't terribly complex, but as Spencer Tracy said, “What’s there is cherce.” On the palate there are flavors of lemon and lime with a chalky minerality. Acidity is almost racy, certainly zippy enough to handle a sandwich or salad. The finish is lengthy and reminiscent of an older vintage Riesling, quite nice. — 7 years ago

Eric Urbani

8.9

From my home state of Michigan comes this surprisingly good rose of Pinot. — 2 years ago

John Jaye

9.0

Lots of body and minerality. Excellent summer drink — 4 years ago

Mark Mcconkey

9.2

Very impressive Bordeaux blend. — 4 years ago

AnneMarie Girard

8.9

Very fruity light cab. Love it! P38 — 6 years ago

Shay A

9.1

Monthly WTF wine group tasting. This month’s theme was chardonnay from any region or vintage. Nice eclectic bunch! All wines tasted blind.

Winner of the “biggest imitator”. This was very ripe, as though the wine was meant to be made a certain way. I think the entire group called this new world. Good bit of oak in play here, alongside melon, apple crumble pie, and hardly any acidity. Typical baking spice notes of nutmeg and vanilla too. May be starting to oxidize a bit, which probably gives this some complexity. Thanks @Michael Rariden . — 6 years ago

with Jid, Jason and 5 others

Nik Weinberg-Lynn

9.3

Lavender and strawberry nose. Stones and tart cranberry flavors. Just delicious!! — 7 years ago

Gunja Gargeshwari

9.0

I was not impressed but that’s because of being partial to Oregon Pinot. — 8 years ago

with Amit and Joe

Randall Brater

9.2

Light red, decanted for 8 hours. Lovely, ripe fruit with medium tannins. — 3 years ago

David Shaw

9.0

Strawberry flavor, light style but tasty — 4 years ago

Kendall Johnson

9.4

Sweet berries, great with chocolate #mbtb — 4 years ago

ScottandTina

10

Amazing! Just as good as chateau Fontaine — 5 years ago

Mike Campbell

9.0

While not usually a big fan of Merlot I will definitely but this again. Totally enjoyable. — 7 years ago

Reynaldo Reyes

9.3

Great balance between sweet and dry. — 7 years ago

Karen Frumkin

9.3

So yummy! Thanks Wally! — 7 years ago