Molly Matthieson

9.0

Mexican Tempranillo- ole! — 7 years ago

Claire Gabaldon

Wine Club and Social Media Manager Spring Mountain Vineyard

9.1

Beastie Boys private label! Made by Charles Hendricks at Hope & Grace. It's a delicious non-vintage red blend of Syrah, Grenache, Mouvedre, etc and apparently sells likes hot cakes at their bar in New Orleans! — 8 years ago

with Scott

Eric Hammes

9.6

$13 - A little better than Our Daily Red — 8 years ago

Phil Kessling

9.1

2012, Clos des Vignes du Maynes. Cuvee 910 Macon-Cruzille Pinot Noir/Gamay/Chardonnay Field Blend. A favorite wine from a favorite producer. The Chardonnay really changes the whole palate. It softens the tart red fruit with a little green apple and citrus notes. Paired this with New Orleans boiled shrimp and a Siracha catsup dip. Yeah! — 8 years ago

Jim Nelson

9.0

Cider + herbs infusion + surprise = a kind of herbal American amaro — 9 years ago

with Camille

John Padilla

8.9

Nice, big ole Cali Pinot. Delisherous. — 9 years ago

Jim Trobaugh

9.2

In New Orleans — 9 years ago

Bob

9.5

Had sampler of 3 wines in New Orleans . 2 from Italy, 1 from France. This one stood out. 2 traveling buddies concurred. — 9 years ago

David D

9.4

From Orleans liquor store. Delicious! — 10 years ago

web bond

9.0

Commander's Palace-New Orleans — 11 years ago

Matthew Denci

9.0

Blinded this as Chablis, ole Raj Parr got me on this one. Reductive, a bit mineral, not much fruit only a hint of oak, but a lot of acid and sour apple. — 8 years ago

Luke Kenning

Sommelier/Wine Director Farallon Restaurant

9.4

A true beauty from priorat thank you Reno @peche new orleans — 8 years ago

Renee Gates

9.3

The Tasting Room New Orleans — 8 years ago

Evelyn Marin

9.4

15 years out and ole Martha, she was singin'! — 8 years ago

Nate Dorka

9.0

Very easy drinking. Paired great with dark chocolate. Lots of fruit. — 8 years ago

Mark Blatty

9.2

1/2 bottles of these three for dinner in New Orleans. All were great. — 9 years ago

with Jenny

Jonathan Gray

9.4

2011 Sans soufre was ridiculous last night. Probably won't see another one of these in New Orleans for a while. — 9 years ago

Nicholas Livingston

9.5

Outstandingly fragrant beer -of curing hay, honeycomb and a bit of the ole barnyards. Light pine duff fragrance...stunning! — 9 years ago

Daniel Wexler

9.2

Reminds me of New Orleans! — 9 years ago

Ashley Samsa

8.9

Visited this place on our way back from New Orleans. A good, dry cab with lots of fruit flavor. — 10 years ago

Matt Sharp

9.2

Pucjased at Keife & Co. in New Orleans. Decanted for 2ish hours. Really good value — 8 years ago

Kim Ertman

9.4

Very smooth with a good balance of salt and caramel — 8 years ago

Jillian Santella

10

Our Daily Cab & The Walking Dead. My kind of Sunday. — 8 years ago

Drew Summers

Sales Northampton Wines

9.1

Ole' Faithful — 8 years ago

Mike Magouirk

9.3

Im surprised this delicious New Orleans home brew showed up in the Delectable App; but I shouldn't be — 8 years ago

Peter Sultan

9.2

Tastws like an en rama- rich for a manzanilla, & w precision. Very good, — 9 years ago

Kristen Murphy Caldecutt

Community Manager SevenFifty

9.7

I'm super happy that I ran into Philippe's Wine Shop in New Orleans and found this! 2005 vintage, acting perfectly in its 10 years of age. Long life ahead. — 9 years ago

Gadi Karpel

9.1

91/100
Vintage 2011
Orleans is a rare white wine grape variety grown in small proportions in Pfalz, Germany.
As a wine, Orleans has distinctive pineapple aromas and a slight spiciness. It shows excellent aging potential but, as it can be challenging in the vineyard, it is consequently quite unpopular with winemakers.
— 9 years ago

Rae F

9.1

What a great wine, perfect to watch during an episode of scandal 🍷☺️ — 10 years ago

Dock Hooks

9.6

Big kudos here, to the vintners, for providing just a little spice on the nose introducing flavors that present smoothly right after pulling the cork and results in big ole mouthful of jammy red fruit covering the entire palate with proper tannins and an easy finish resonating trails of what started as it drifts down one's throat. I found this, very affordable, yet right-on red wine at Promise Land Market (top-notch craft beer and wine bar that has become my fall hang while back home in Morehead City, NC; checkout the superb yet casual charcuterie). All a delight! (especially the people; come and see...) — 11 years ago