Anna Gallaher

9.6

Eating in Missoula with Nicole before frampton — 8 years ago

Mark Lindzy

9.3

A lovely vintage, spied on bottom edge of a list in Missoula, happy to drink what others have ignored! — 10 years ago

with Rob

Andrew Lampasone

Owner Wine Watch Selections

9.7

From pepperbridge vineyard all Missoula flood sediment soils mostly CS 33 mr 7 Malbec 4 cf a very complex array of mint dark coco black cherry cassis and a good hand of earth on the nose. A very balanced and fresh wine with a ton of that muance and spice from the nose through the finish this wine needs some time like 2011 a cold classic year! Finish 60+. Most excellent — 11 years ago

Isaac Pirolo

9.5

Two notable history lessons could be taught with this wine. The first being how the elevation of Snipes Mountain was just high enough to preserve its geological record during the Missoula Floods which marked the end of the last ice age, about 10,000 years ago. The second being the story of Ben Snipes, the Northwest Cattle King. Chasing gold up the Oregon Trail, Snipes arrived in Yakima Valley in the 1850s and saw the potential for raising cattle, and would eventually build an empire of 125,000 heads of cattle. K Vintners Cattle King (which also includes some Upland Vineyard juice from Walla Walla) has been on a run lately, receiving 99, 98, & 99 points for their 2012, 2013, & 2014, respectively, from Jeb Dunnuck. This brings the ruckus. It’s like eating a blueberry BLT while going 100 mph in a 15 passenger van and listening to Queens of the Stone Age in Juárez. — 8 years ago

jerod peitsmeyer

10

one of the best imp stouts in America brewed in my home town. #missoula — 11 years ago

Deb Ryan

9.7

Really liked it, when we were in Missoula — 13 years ago

Somm David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.2

The Erratic is a blend of 46% Mourvèdre, 45% Syrah and 9% Grenache. On the nose, ripe red and dark sweet fruits, bandaid, black licorice, green notes, sweet spice and fresh dark florals. On the palate; spice infused fruits of; blackberries, black plum, dark cherries, blue fruits & strawberries. Crushed minerals, dry stones, violets & dark red florals, black cherry cola, mouthwatering acidity and rich, long, polished finished. The label shows the huge rocks that are all over the region brought in by the Missoula flood.
— 8 years ago

Michael Greer

9.0

Forget Bordeaux think Napa. Missoula needs to head over to Missoula Country Club for an excellent an excellent bottle of wine. — 11 years ago

Brian Reams

9.1

Very nice. 11.50 at red bird in Missoula. — 12 years ago