Peter Last

8.9

Odyssey blend. Dark end of a pale gold hue with nice depth of colour in the glass. Notes of ripe pear and maybe a hint of peach or even a more citrus-y tropical fruit in the mix. Maybe a hint of green herbs there as well. Wine is sweet with a very smooth mouthfeel, a little acidity to keep things interesting. Tastes like it smells. All in all, a very tasty glass. — 3 years ago

Melissa Rae S

9.0

One of my favorites — 6 years ago

Matthew Brennan

9.3

Great wine. Extremely smooth upon opening, and enjoyable throughout the evening. — 6 years ago

Scott Newman

9.2

Nailed it this year — 8 years ago

with Carrie

Marina

9.7

Such a light and refreshing taste! Absolutely blown away! — 8 years ago

Harri Sharman

9.0

Very well balanced fruit and oak flavours. Some butteriness but not overpowering. — 9 years ago

Anthony Iandoli

10

Perfect with a Cuban cigar after a day of sight seeing — 9 years ago

Keith Crump

9.4

One of the best NZ Sauvignon Blanc I have tasted this wine has what New Zealand can provide those slightly advanced herbal and grassy notes but it is balanced — 4 years ago

Rick Wolfen

9.2

This is actually the Atoosa Vineyard Syrah. 2017. Really drinking beautifully! — 5 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

8.9

Vintage 2015 / Wednesday Meatballsday (4) / why does someone call his wine ‘No one’ ? It is asking for troubles... you might presume. It has to do with Odyssey, when he was trapped by the Cyclops Polyphemus in his cave, he offered the most precious wine and the Cyclops asked for its name. Kanenas means No one. Enfin... good story, but how does it taste? The colour is half transparant, a ruby rim. It seems a very easy wine, comforting, quaffable, hap sap. But drinking with care one discovers a very nice nose, smell of raspberries, quite frivolous. Hints of spices. Made from local grape Mavroudi and Syrah. Paired very well with meatballs, broccoli and baked potatoes. Greece is really interesting. — 6 years ago

Bobby Gilbane

10

1968...forget tasting notes. This was an epic time capsule that was so much more than just wine. Take a sip and think....
January 14: Green Packers Win Super Bowl II
January 23: North Korea captures the USS Pueblo
January 30: North Vietnam launches the Tet Offensive
April 2: Premier of 2001: A Space Odyssey
April 4: Martin Luther King Jr. assassinated in Memphis
April 11: President Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act of 1968
June 5: Robert F. Kennedy
assassinated in Los Angeles
July 18: The semiconductor company Intel is founded.
September 30: Boeing introduces the first 747 "Jumbo Jet"
October 16: U.S. athletes Black Power Salute at the Summer Olympics
December 24: Apollo 8 is the first manned spacecraft to orbit the moon — 8 years ago

Mason Balistreri

Sommelier, International Wine Guild; Balistreri Vineyard; Sales, Joy Wine and Spirits

9.7

A transfiguring, shape-shifting demon of flavor and memory. A single sip is like the ending scene from 2001: A Space Odyssey but instead of weird space stuff, it's the rolling hills of Piedmont and 1000s of herbs and fruits morphing into one another. #magic @Raymond Domenico — 9 years ago

Eddie Gilbert

9.4

a 2001 CDP Odyssey! thus spoke Grenache! — 10 years ago

K L

9.0

Pleasantly surprised. Wasn’t sure what to expect as this came in the mystery case but drank like a balanced earthy Pinot. Would try this again depending on price. — 4 years ago

with Matt

Melissa Rae S

10

This is my go to. Well rounded flavors, a thicker texture. I have yet to find one that compares. — 6 years ago

Anthony Pro

9.0

The Lion King. Good wine. Plucked that it was local. Great story behind it. — 8 years ago

Aaron Tan

9.5

Holy smokes! Really need to get myself a bottle. B&S summed up the wine perfectly:

This is near immaculate. Match a consistently revered wine with a once-in-a-lifetime vintage and what you get is a rare and illusive gem.

Perfectly warm days and cool, steady nights allowed for ideal growing conditions in Clonakilla’s famed vineyards. With the ability to pick fruit at their own leisure, Tim Kirk and his team gained full fruit ripeness, balanced phenolic complexity and even increased the whole bunches to 30% for each ferment. The sensorial odyssey begins with perfumed florals and aromas of spice, charcuterie and wild herbs; before bright red and blue berries emerge on the palate. There’s a line of savoury richness which seamlessly interplays with the wine’s elegant tannin structure, however, what truly marks the experience is the complexity that each mouthful delivers. An immediate classic. — 8 years ago

Chris Clouten

8.9

Vibrant and fruity. A little sweet but with a dry finish. — 8 years ago

with Jacob

Ashley Timko

9.5

Received this bottle as a wedding gift 9/21/13 and enjoyed it on 12/31/15. Delicious. Well balanced, light, and the perfect amount of light sweetness. — 9 years ago

Josh Orr

9.7

2012 vintage, the beer odyssey continues. Smells like great Vouvray and has the wicked sour kick on the palate like rockin Chenin. #guiberteau in beer form — 10 years ago