Isaac Pirolo

9.3

Founded in 1969 by two rocket scientists, ZD takes its name not only from its founders, Norman de Leuze and Gino Zepponi, but also from the engineering term Zero Defects. Sleek in its design, but with serious thrust, comparisons could be made to Corison or Montelena Estate, as well as some Left Bank Châteaux. Tart cranberry, cherry, and plum abound with purity, followed by 70% cacao, fresh pine, and damp cedar. Some secondary coconut oil adds a slightly exotic feel to an otherwise old school, savory-styled Napa Cab. Excellent. 93+ — 7 years ago

Phil

8.9

I like it 'cuz I grew up on Greg Norman Shiraz. And if I'd been his caddy in '96, he'd be masters champion. I get he hits it in the drink on 11 being aggressive. I give him the 9-iron on 12 and say "if you hit this right of the pin, so help me God I drop this bag, quit, and you Carey your own clubs." I then personally line him up at the 11 green, he hits it center, two putts, and puts on the green jacket. — 9 years ago

Sean Genn

9.4

A beautiful balance between luscious and expressive. — 9 years ago

Julian Burzynski

9.0

Having a hard time believing this is a Ontario wine!
— 9 years ago

L D K

9.3

Delicious and clean - never pretentious — 10 years ago

with Margaux

Alex Mcmahon

9.0

100% PEC Ontario zweigelt made by Norman Hardie for Fauna restaurant — 10 years ago

Drew DiMatteo

9.5

Might be the best new world Chardonnay I've tasted, thanks @cpabros @normhardie @Chantelle Pabros — 10 years ago

Roy Arias

9.1

What a great treat to try. Thanks Norman for the awesomeness. — 11 years ago

Parag Lalit

9.5

Booker's Bourbon after Norman Hardie, Chardonnay Prince Edward County, Canada. Life is pretty! — 12 years ago

Kyle Doucet-Walter

9.0

Young and bright high tone fruit. Acidity a bit over the top in first day. Second day the wine calmed down and showed some beautiful fruit, earth and blackened pepper notes. — 8 years ago

Sylvain Masson

9.0

If Canada starts to make good wine, we have not finished drinking...
— 8 years ago

Kyle Doucet-Walter

9.4

Lots of oak on the nose right off the bat, but halfway through the bottle this hits it's stride and never looks back. Mind boggling. — 9 years ago

Stephen Becker

8.9

This wine’s 3-song set at the local strip-club for oenophiles:
 
- "Dragging Me Down” – Inspiral Carpets
- "Tomorrow Never Knows” – The Beatles
- “Blue Orchid” – The White Stripes — 9 years ago

Kyle Volkes

9.0

@Delectable Wine this is 2013 norman hardie unfiltered county chardonnay — 9 years ago

Shane Grove

8.9

Perfect with carnitas tacos! Love this wine. — 9 years ago

Nicolas Bazinet

9.1

2014
Riesling, chardo, pinot gris, melon
Cuvée Calcaire — 10 years ago

Julia Indik

9.3

Nice complexity and fruit that is somewhat more acidic than expected for a Shiraz but works really well and with a smooth finish — 10 years ago

Alex Garcia

9.4

Gift from Norman of Huber — 11 years ago

Robert Munroe

9.7

One of my favorites! — 12 years ago

Frank Lancia

9.3

$30 candicci's — 12 years ago

Jason Cutrer

9.3

Great mineral nose with a rich fruit throughout the palate. Definitely enjoyed this more when it rose in temp from being chilled. Thank you @Norman Gennaro ! — 8 years ago

Becca Lawson

9.0

Not too strong, and it has good flavor. I enjoyed it! — 8 years ago

Sharon B

9.1

This is excellent. I'm always leary about trying something new but I have to say this one put a smile on my face with the first sip. Full body with a dark red color. The main thing I smell and taste is cherry. Happy Friday! It's been a long busy week. 🍷😉 — 9 years ago

Amanda Reamer

9.4

Bright red fruit flavors with lush tannin. This wine can enjoyed on its own, with friends, on a sunny day. Or with rich duck confit and bbq'd red meats. Can't beat the price. -wine batman — 9 years ago

Ryan Jones

9.2

Group project in statler — 9 years ago

Gae Saccoccio - NdC

9.5

Old Calabria is number one on my personal travel books top list, wrote by that British genius who was Norman Douglas. Now this is the optimum wine to pair with such a reading: rarity, daring, intensity... only to mention few of the features we'got stated in here. Name of the wine's: 'A Vita - La Vite, The Vine in Calabrian dialect in harmony with The Life/La Vita as well - it focuses from the start the insane complexity and discloses the fleeing of the whole subject in itself! Salute e lunga Vita, thou good Old Cirò! — 10 years ago

Alex Wyatt

9.0

Extremely smooth. — 10 years ago

Suzanne St-Louis

9.4

Surprised this one is not that well rated...
I think its Beautiful for cocktail hour! Very much Enjoying it ! — 11 years ago

Richard Perlman

9.0

From Norman Medina — 11 years ago

Gilles de Chambure

Master Sommelier & Educator

9.3

first release of Art and Wine project Stonescape of Norman and Norah Stone Diamond Mtn Cabernet estate image of Tyrell skyscape pavillion floating in pool — 12 years ago