Al Shikoh

9.0

Light straw color. Expressive nose with aromas of lime zest, pear, gooseberry, and freshly cut grass. Medium bodied featuring flavors of ripe lime and green apple. Crisp, refreshing finish with vibrant acidity. Andrew Rich and Croft Vineyards from whom the fruit is sourced are amongst the few Willamette Valley producers of Sauvignon Blanc. Single vineyard bottling. 14.1% alcohol. $22. — 8 years ago

with Kelly

David Walser

9.2

Our friends brought this wine to a group dinner at Yve's Bistro. I have a few of their bottlings and enjoy them all. — 9 years ago

Camille Puglia

9.2

At Aeble, a new restaurant that didn't come up on Delectable. Stoned fruit--that's me--loves the stone fruit flavors, a hybrid peach and apricot. Didn't expect this Portuguese indigenous grape Loureiro to be so complex and bright. — 9 years ago

with Jim

Brett Davis

8.9

Grrst drop - strong vanilla overtones — 10 years ago

Lesa Gough

9.2

Delicious! — 10 years ago

Katy And Ty Salisbury

9.5

Very good, almost "light." Buy again! — 11 years ago

scott watkins

9.0

Mushrooms earth tart red cherry on the nose. Palate follows suit, nice acidity. Great food wine — 11 years ago

Marissa Adamson

9.4

Good with food or on it's own. Medium body — 12 years ago

Diedra West

9.1

Diedra had this 13 years ago

Mark Hosford

9.7

Off the chain Cabernet. Thanks V Wine Cellar. — 13 years ago

Michael Piaker

9.0

19 May 2018. Moore Brothers, Brooklyn, NY. — 8 years ago

Daniel Samson

10

Favorite with Galit — 9 years ago

Jed

9.1

Very good Bordeaux, but the notes by Moore Bros were the most accurate I've ever come across. "...complex, exotic aromas that open with griotte cherries, ripe cassis, fresh fennel, crushed violets, and sweet herbs; adding dried figs, dark cocoa, and flecks of pencil shavings as the nose evolves...". Well, I missed the figs but otherwise, yes! And in that order. Remarkable. — 9 years ago

Kiley Baker

Certified Specialist of Wine/Educator/Owner of Wine Genie LLC

9.0

Patrick Brunet will you marry me? Moore Brothers NYC — 10 years ago

Samantha Black

9.1

$26, Moore Brothers, minerally, clean, a bit fruity with pear after notes — 10 years ago

Michael Amoruso

9.0

White flowers, celery seed, nice minerality. Lovely surprise. — 11 years ago

Paul Watson

9.3

Closer to a nicely aged claret than the 15.2% fruit bomb I imagined. What a refined and beautiful wine. Swoon! — 11 years ago

with Craig and Bryan

Shane Mohr

Winemaker La Crema

9.6

Willamette Savy can kill it - perhaps it's been unjustly overlooked. — 12 years ago

Jerae Knutson

DuMOL Member Services

9.4

Jason Moore scores every year. This 07 rocks! — 12 years ago

Samantha Black

9.0

$29, Moore Brothers, cherry, light — 13 years ago

with Karl

Cristóbal Arellano Borges

9.5

These 77’s have been DELECTABLE — 8 years ago

Lindsay Breedlove

9.0

Our favorite from Moore Bros. so far. Smells vegetal, but not rotten or mossy. Medium bodied. Dry. Not fruity, except maybe something like sour plum. Easy to drink. — 9 years ago

Paul Komelasky

9.2

Fabulous port — 9 years ago

Sam Zavari

8.9

Intense green apple and tropical fruit with a touch of lees. Zesty and fresh. A little more structure than the norm NZ Sauv. $20 — 9 years ago

S Butterfield

Sommelier Flask Fine Wines

9.0

Smooth encroaching Zin. Old school. The balance hides the 15% abv. Woodsy spice and cola and Dr Pepper. Moderate tannin. Very much enjoyed this. — 10 years ago

Evan Bloom

9.0

2009 and still a fetus. This is a big wine- tannin for miles- needs a good 5-10 cellaring and then will be pretty interesting I think. Great bright deep red fruit flavors with a full body and luscious mouthfeel. Kind've a monster. — 11 years ago

Jaylan Marks

9.3

Very good little berry not strong semi — 11 years ago

Chris Albin

9.0

Good Zin. Clean fruit and palate with nice freshness. — 11 years ago

Samantha Black

9.8

Moore Brothers, full and smooth, very nom — 12 years ago

with Karl

Bryan Hernández

9.2

Es dulce, notas de jerez — 13 years ago