Solid merlot. Could have aged longer but was deep and delicious. — 7 years ago
Smooth, full bodied, light jam and fruit flavors — 8 years ago
Classic California Chardonnay — 9 years ago
Cheers to my Friday's Cabernet fix.
This Central Coast Cabernet, is deep purple in color with short purplish rim.
Nice nose of black currants, blackberries, cherries, vanilla, cola, cedar, chocolates, tobacco, herbs, leather, spices and peppercorn.
Full bodied (but not bold), with medium plus acidity and long legs.
Dry on the palate with plums, black currants, blackberries, cherries, vanilla, oak, licorice, spices, chocolates, tobacco, herbs and black pepper.
Medium plus in finish with round tannins, tangy cranberries and spices.
This California Cabernet is drinking nicely now, with mild complexity and nice balance. This Single Vineyard is showing a nice tangy finish that makes it interesting.
Needs an hour to open up properly, but drinking nicely right out of the bottle. Will drink well in the next few years. Definitely a good value Cabernet.
Enjoyable by itself or with food. I paired it with a steak on the grill, by the pool.
Aged for 15 months in French and American Oak barrels.
14.3% alcohol by volume. — 9 years ago
Very good well balanced hearty chard .. drank mixed with white owl hibuscus tea .. amazing summery cocktail — 10 years ago
Cherry, plum, cinnamon on the nose. Med - acid. Exceptional fruit, smoke, and hints of vanilla. Cocoa notes too. Drink now or in next couple years. Glad to open it now. #wine #sonoma #cabfranc #healdsburg — 12 years ago
Congrats to Adam & Gabby! — 13 years ago
Probably one of my favorite Zinfandels! — 14 years ago
Quite nice. Not too tart and goes down easy — 6 years ago
The nose is stewed fig, chocolate, and oak. The palate offers more chocolate, vanilla, cola, black tea, ripe fig, and molasses. Medium plus alcohol, medium plus tannins, and high acid. I’m thinking meatloaf or pork loin as a match. — 6 years ago
Buttery. Low acidity. I’m not a white wine person but if I am going to drink one I would choose this. — 8 years ago
Color of gray purple, just a bit hazy. Nose of nice cherry, plenty of tobacco leaves, and beautiful mix of these two fragrance. Taste is similar with nice acidity, cherry, some dried fruits, supple and lush, some raisins, a touch of vanilla and oak, anise and thyme, and really just silky and tasty. Aftertaste of some citrusy peel, almost no tannins, residual acidity. Very good. — 9 years ago
As she opened up, went from interesting to wow. Served with paella that worked really well. Nice aged flavor profile. Dark cherry. — 9 years ago
got this for my @Alexis Bogdanova-Hanna and it did not disappoint. — 10 years ago

1996 vs 2006 vs 2011. Good night tonight. — 10 years ago

This was awesome! — 12 years ago
Blackberries and black pepper and excellent structure. Beautiful. — 13 years ago
Good but one note. Drank like an uninteresting Syrah or Zin. Glad we tried it but not worth getting again. Maybe it would age better? — 6 years ago
Better cab at Hanna than some of the others. Good lower priced staple. — 7 years ago
Nice color of gold. Nose is nutty, ripe banana, a bit oak and spice, quite pleasant. Taste is also plenty of ripe banana, plenty of mineral, some oak, and a hint of sweetness. Aftertaste is a bit short with dominant minerals. Quite direct tasting experience and she deserves some good scores. — 8 years ago
Oakton wine. Enjoyed with baked salmon. C light ruby with burnt tint; a lot of cherry, cinnamon, forest. — 9 years ago
Buttery yumminess. Tropical fruits including pineapple and golden apples. Tropical honey buttery nose. Fun big white. Love. — 9 years ago
Very good, tannic without being overwhelming. — 10 years ago
Christmas dinner worthy. Bought this at graduation and it's perfect! — 12 years ago
Wine.Woot. Light texture without any overpowering components. Really nice finish. — 13 years ago
Byron C Mayes
Star bright straw gold. Quince, orange zest, and white pepper on the inviting nose and medium palate which adds a bit of birch(!) on the finish. Extra time on the lees shows itself in texture and body that many California unoaked Chardonnays lack. Not Burgundian by any stretch, but it can go anywhere a lower-end Maconnais can with aplomb. Pork medallions is my current choice. Drink now. — 5 years ago