Yohanna

9.3

Great aromatics with lovely dry finish thats unexpected given the fruit and floral characteristics on the nose — 10 years ago

Yianni Stone

9.0

Noticeably hot vintage. Honestly could have mistaken for a Mclaren Vale or Barossa Shiraz. Malic and minerality from Viognier — 11 years ago

with Haley

Mark Livings

9.0

Love the sour zing in this Tassie Pinot almost like orange rind. Loads of black fruits and black cherries, fine tannins that fade just a little too quickly for my liking, probably because it's an '11. French oak nicely balanced and doesn't overpower. Could be mistaken for an Otago. — 11 years ago

Timothy Sekk

9.4

Med body, med + acidity. Soft, medium tannins. med + finish. CEDAR. vanilla. Spice. lots of acidity--would have mistaken for Sangiovese. Drink now or age 5-10 years. — 12 years ago

Charlie Beatty

Buyer wineworksonline.com

9.8

Impressive Pinot Noir Peirson Meyer has had a Identity Crisis. In years past they operated with 2 different labels. The other being L'Angevin !! That label is now on the back label!!! — 11 years ago

Bruce Evans

9.1

Soft ,light .
this Syrah could be mistaken for a Pinot in 2011 — 11 years ago

Greg Anglea

9.8

On the other hand...singing at this point. Restrained yet present. Lovely light body with interesting tannic note was mistaken for neb by one guest. Paired great with 14 lb slow roasted fresh ham. — 12 years ago

Robert Love

9.3

Dark inky purple. Black currant, fresh earth, and baking spice on the nose. A rich & powerful style. Tannins are nice and integrated in the mouth, leading to a medium-long finish redolent of dark fruit and mocha. This seems big and overripe on the nose but could be mistaken for top-growth Pauillac in the mouth. Not my style yet I love this wine. Decanted. #Napa #Cabernet — 11 years ago

CK Vong

9.1

2007. Mistaken for a Tempranillo at opening. Juicy n chewy, bit spicy is typical for a new merlot, has structure. I do think right bank n margaux 07 r a bargain. Drink. — 11 years ago

Gary Westby

Champagne & Sherry buyer K&L Wines

10

All old vine Verzenay, about 2/3 Pinot Noir and 1/3 Chardonnay, all from massal selections. Unbelievable focus, cut, chalky power and length, with the signature hazelnut flavors that can be easily mistaken for wood. Patrick Arnould made a tiny us nitty of this, not to sell, but only to give away! — 11 years ago

with Cleora