Jammy, oaky, and smooth . Great with steak. — 10 years ago
This is one of my favorite cabs in the $28 - $36 price point. It's all you would expect from a Napa cab. Perfect for a big red steak or oso bucco. (Or even all by itself) — 11 years ago
Really impressive — 12 years ago
Fun and easy going rose. Hibiscus tea, dried strawberry, and tomato-vine. — 9 years ago
Blackberry, raspberry, black cherry, licorice, eucalyptus, mossy earth, oak, mocha and hints of vanilla. Good structure and moderate tannins. — 10 years ago
Our last bottle. Goodbye old friend. Decanted for an hour. First few sips were ok, but it keeps getting exponentially better with each sip. Ethereal. Hedonistic. Words won't describe.... — 10 years ago
A really nice grape. Sauvignon Blanc-like, a bit smoother. Less acidic. Would be great with Thai food. — 10 years ago
Delicious. Not dry at all. Buttery red. Had at Oso In Sonoma. $18 glass — 11 years ago
Smells amazing and tastes just as good. Had a nice bite to it. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy. — 11 years ago
Nice. Awesome wine. — 13 years ago
2010 one of the best Paso Cabs — 10 years ago
Fantastic drink! Still great fruit. The cork was in good shape, opened with oso. — 10 years ago
Ultra-smooth and sophisticated — 10 years ago
Terrifying - my wife wound up giggling on the kitchen floor — 11 years ago
I made it with the most amazing team. Matt and Jeanette rocked this w me. The Passito is from muscat that we dried and made into this insane wine. Drink this from your lovers belly button and chase the drops that get away. — 12 years ago
Great red. Dry and refreshing. — 13 years ago
Felipe Ferreiro
Sommelier/Wine Director Restaurante Las Rias Bajas
👃🏻 buena potencia, notas minerales, glicerina y cítricos 👄 potente, grado en boca, buen oso y final ágil y muy agradable, mejor que 2014 — 9 years ago