Still young but great potential. — 10 years ago
Yum. Smooth. Perfect dinner wine — 10 years ago
This is the "Desolation" from the Champoux Vineyard. Has held up beautifully. It had such screaming acid and austerity upon release, I put it away, and kinda forgot about it. More reminiscent of mature white Burg than anything domestic. Rich with a touch of spice and forest floor. Fantastic with a Ramp Risotto. — 10 years ago
100% completely biased. But people said they loved it — 10 years ago
Incredible — 11 years ago
Fire Mountain John Scarborough wine maker I really enjoyed this. — 12 years ago
Solid for a warmer climate Pinot with no age statement. — 9 years ago
Carefully selected this one by walking into an LCBO in Scarborough and handpicking a bottle off the display shelf *after* personally making sure it was under $20. #bespoke
Citrus on the nose, stone fruit on the palate, happiness in my belly. I'll be back for more of this guy. — 10 years ago
My favorite white wine! Perfect for warm summer evenings. — 10 years ago
Dry and full bodied. Drank this with a mild baked fish. Good pairing. — 10 years ago
With Val O'Shea, Judy Wagonfeld and the famous individual lasagna. — 11 years ago
My new favorite label from WA. Deep enough fruit but it doesn't dive into the depths of Saturated, it bobs up for acid and glides on the surface of "Ahhh, That's great." I mean- you wouldn't like it, let me get you a beer... — 11 years ago
First Syrah of the night and wow! — 12 years ago
Yummy modern California Chardonnay - lightly oaked? Very good with Jack O'Shea pork chop — 9 years ago
Developing into something special. Acid, tannin, cedar back drop. Oh yeah. But I'm partial to this wine — 10 years ago
Soft and subtle. Wish I had this on tap! — 10 years ago
Where are Nancy Dwight, Val O'Shea, Beth Bryce and Susan Grover when you need them. Miss the Burgundy Girls. — 11 years ago
Very nice balance with a smooth finish. Not too bold. Would pair with a variety of foods. Would drink again — 11 years ago
This wine is a blend of 32%Merlot, 25% Cabernet Franc, 24% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 19% Petit Verdot. This comes to us from the Columbia Valley in Washington State. The nose is a bit tight. There is a little heat with alcohol, I am sure if I let it set for awhile the alcohol will blow off and it will start opening up. I am getting some smoke, licorice, and vegetal notes. On the palate is a good smooth velvety mouth feel. Definitely more of the vegetal notes and dark bing cherries with a long clean finish. This a very nice MareLow based wine good right now but will be good to lay down for another 5-10 years. — 12 years ago
Alex French
2013 Scarborough Syrah — 9 years ago