Dave

9.2

My man Sydney at Cork & Keg told me to buy this wine, and I do what Sydney says so that he'll order what I ask him to. I've passed by this wine 100 times because I didn't like the label. But, you can't always judge a wine by its label. Look at Bionic Frog.
This is really good! It's a steak wine. Bold, nicely structured, and plenty going on flavor-wise. Big dark fruit, smoke, cedar, focused acidity and firm tannins. It's a winner. And the bottle weighs like 7 pounds.
Listening to David Lowery's solo record. It's so, so good. — 6 days ago

Jenn

9.3

One delicious wine, never fails! If in doubt, go for it, you will not be disappointed. Fond memories to be made. — a month ago

Ericsson

8.9

Want to sell wine? Put a provocative picture on the bottle and come up with an exciting story! Share it religiously. Wine can be good. Worked for Orin; decades later we’re still talking about Prisoner and many others he created. Cheers. — 2 months ago

Matthew W.

9.3

Deep fruits up front, smooth vanilla cedar on the back. — 2 days ago

Ted

9.4

Always have loved the label. Ripe fresh blueberry. Soft edges. Always a winner for me. — a month ago

with Jeni

Colleen Tomasello

9.1

Excellent full bodied blend by orin swift cellars. Very lush and flavorful — 2 months ago

Nagib Nasr

9.3

One of my Orin Swifts favorites! — 3 months ago

k

8.9

Dark red fruit with lingering tannins. Nice mouth feel. Cherry on the initial nose giving way to woodsy oak in the finish. Well made. — 23 days ago

Ray Vanderhoff

9.0

Dark ruby/purple color. Aromas of ripe dark fruit. Flavors of cooked blackberries, black currants and black plums. Extremely long and velvety finish. Light acidity. Not much in the way of tannins but really well balanced. Dense, Plush and Bold but a bit soft at the same time. Beautiful smooth texture. Part of the Capital Grill 2025 Generous Pour Program. — a month ago

Ericsson

8.9

Want to sell wine? Put a provocative picture on the bottle and come up with an exciting story! Share it religiously. Wine can be good. Worked for Orin; decades later we’re still talking about Prisoner and many others he created. Cheers. — 2 months ago