Wow, this is an amazing and unique SB. Bold, dense, yet very drinkable. Honeydew, apricot, apple and melon. — 7 years ago
975 Katie and Tylee Zoodles — 8 years ago
At da Baffone with Trudy and Jim. 2018. — 8 years ago
Delicious — 8 years ago
Classy subtle oak. Moderate acidity. Beautiful balance and richness — 8 years ago
Enjoyed at Cecconi’s in Dumbo. — 9 years ago
Love this Syrah. Nice long finish on this one. Young but still fairly smooth. — 9 years ago
Smooth and spicy. Great with a steak and chimichurri Sauce. Affordable. Dark currant and tobacco. Let it breathe. — 10 years ago
Cape May Cucina Rose with everyone. Good merlot from Napa — 13 years ago
Very elegant, silk, medium body, French oak, sexy and mature — 6 years ago
Apricot, bread, wet stones. Exceptionally balanced. Coats the whole palate — 6 years ago
A mammoth wine with dark berries and ripe bramble fruit. — 8 years ago
MGM minnetonka. Mild. Easy drinker. Little spice at the end. Would buy again. — 8 years ago
Ah, the Rocks at Milton-Freewater produce such remarkable and distinctive fruit. Morgan Lee’s take on the Stoney Vine Syrah is outstanding. Earthy, gamey, succulent, dark and full stone fruit (plum) that just keeps going. This is good for another 5 years I think. — 8 years ago
Amazing taste, a little oak-like finish. I don't taste the grapefruit like I do with other Sauvignon blanc from this region — 11 years ago
excellent for the price! $30 at restaurant affiliated with brewery in Seattle (nine hats pizzeria). Cranberry/blackberry, dark chocolate, cedar. Easy drinker — 6 years ago
This wine has all the makings of being great one day. It’s just about 8-10 years more years away.
The wine is just staring to round out, integrate and show its elegance. Ruby, creamy currants, earth, graphite, tobacco leaf, stones, dark most soil, round acidity and a very well polished finished.
This is my favorite Ribeye wine and it didn’t disappoint...only that is still too young. 95-96 in another decade.
Photos of, the Chateau & grounds, newer tasting room & barrel room and Estate vines that are adjacent to Chateau Latour. — 8 years ago
The 09 with our 4th course, Cheese w/ Fruits & Nuts.
The 09 is so soft & easier to drink young but, I won’t open mine for another 10 years. Loads of dark cassis. Ripe; blackberries, dark cherries, black raspberries & blue fruit hues. Leathery, dark chocolate, dry stones, crushed limestone, cedar, dark but lighter graphite, medium spice, clove, dry herbs, dark dry soil, dry stems, scorched earth and withering dark florals. The structure, tension, length are there screaming to be magnificent. The well balanced finish is very good now but all I can think about is it in another 15 years plus. — 8 years ago

2015 vintage — 9 years ago
Coffee, olive, vanilla, pepper. Bitter finish but still incredibly complex. — 10 years ago
Yummy pick by Jerry! — 13 years ago
Ted Holland
I started keeping bees a couple of years back so couldn’t resist picking up this wine and what a treat! One of the best zinfandels I’ve enjoyed. A wine to sip and enjoy, complex and refined, grab a bottle to have with close friends! — 5 years ago