No words. Natty crunk meets ‘60s right bank Bordeaux. Luncheon claret...as you might have been served by Warhol or Timothy Leary. The Merlot seems a bit riper and more assertive in this vintage, but the CF wrapper leaf and cranberry pop comes in on the surprisingly suave and sneaky-tannic finish. There are no better wines being made in America if you love things that have one foot firmly rooted in the classics and the other with the itch for the new. Superlative and timeless. — 6 years ago
Sarah says it's quite spicy, but it's missing something in the middle. I say I like it. It's not quite all there but I'd buy another one and decant it. £7 Asda. — 8 years ago
Way better than the first one I tasted. — 10 years ago
Probably one of my favorite whites I've had. Amazing wine! — 10 years ago
I stopped in my tracks drinking this one. Great peppery spice - so complex. Love it. 2012 — 10 years ago
Great balance and value. They call it a blend but it's basically a cab. One of my favorite producers in Washington. Awesome tasting room too. — 10 years ago
Sensational wine from one of the finest Pinot Noir producers anywhere. — 6 years ago
Andrew Will wine tasting tonight at the storage facility. My knowledge and experience with WA state wines is small, so this was a great evening to learn and enjoy some very good wines.
A common theme with these wines is that they need air as well as bottle age. You aren't pop and pouring any of these. This one was the most fruit forward and flavor driven of the other single vineyard wines, with a good amount of black cherry, plum, herbs, spices and strawberry. — 9 years ago


This is one of my first Washington wines I've tried. It's smooth and light with a nice flavor. I'm not the wine expert but I have been to Napa, Sonoma, Paso Robles, Santa Barbara, Amador County & Lodi, and this is a nice wine. I'd buy a case! Don't try the cold grape wines (tried some Minnesota wines) it's like drinking kerosene! And wines on Maui (not so good either) — 10 years ago
2013, no puckering with this one. Smooth when first opened. — 10 years ago
Incredibly fresh and balanced! Light, abundant berry and stone fruit notes of raspberry and peach! Our first of 3 wedding wines from a gift! Definitely one of the best sparkling wines I’ve ever had! — 7 years ago
On the nose, dark sour cherries, dates, burnt figs, grilled meats, burnt ambers, liquid smoke & dark dry florals. The core color is dark with garnet edges. The palate is; slightly sour but mostly sweet dark cherries, stewed plum, cooked strawberries, rhubarb, dates, figs, tomatoes, smoke, grilled meats, brewed coffee, light tarry notes, dry crushed rock powder, volcanic minerals, dark rich earth, dusty tannins, dry dark florals, soft chewy leather, nice round acidity with a decent, soft, elegant finish...50-50 fruit & earth. This is the largest co-op producer in Europe with 50 members. They collectively have 250 acres; which is about 1/6 of the total under vine. Photos of; the town of Barbaresco (their tasting room near the tower), Produttori cellar and their tasting bar. No appointment necessary. Close to Gaja and the town has one of the best one star Michelin lunches as well as the best service we've experienced. Just right of Gaja. Good with our Veal Bolognese. — 9 years ago

Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7
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Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7
Thats tomorrow's bottle,If I must confess, I bought this one for the label. A good red blend to have on hand. Also, I've had this in Sangria and it was great! — 10 years ago
One of my fave red blends. — 10 years ago
excellent. Really liked it. Not sure cabs are my favorite but I did like this. — 10 years ago
Kelsie Brandlee
One of our all time favs. — 6 years ago