Rob Edwardsen

10

Great pinot! — 8 years ago

Lou Sab

8.9

Full flavour strong malt with great caramel balanced bitter finish. — 9 years ago

Jose Moran

9.5

Extreme. Salty — 9 years ago

Christopher Campbell

8.9

Easy to drink robust red table wine. — 10 years ago

Anthony Lombardi

9.0

2012. 49% Mourvedre, 28% Grenache, 23% Syrah. One of the best new producers from Washington. Cracked pepper/blackberry/smoky. — 10 years ago

Darrin Mackie

9.0

Ripe berry flavors; smooth finish. — 10 years ago

Ashley Edon

9.9

Very light flavor for a red wine — 12 years ago

Phil Gurin

8.9

Smooth and luscious — 9 years ago

with Tim and Michael

Dave Stamey

9.1

Nice. Tart but not overpowering. — 9 years ago

Joel Pennington #❤️🐢🍷

Owner/Winemaker Slow Turtle Vineyard

8.9

Whispers, will pair nicely with fish, poulty, and more. — 10 years ago

Eric Walczykowski

9.6

Perfect pair with wild king salmon! Hint of cherries with silky finish. Thank you Ron Barrington. — 10 years ago

Scott Shone

9.5

Very smooth — 10 years ago

Ashley Nicole

9.0

Great with steaks! — 11 years ago

Nicole Treder

10

Sweet but not too sweet — 12 years ago

Doug Scott

9.1

Grippy tannins, dark fruit, spicy cocoa, burnt bacon finish. Patience allowing will wait a couple years and compare. 49% Grenache, 34% Mourvedre, 17% Syrah. — 9 years ago

Shawn Gleason

9.3

Subtle. Cherry, berry, with a slight sweetness. — 9 years ago

Kirsten Forsberg

9.1

Key lime pie — 10 years ago

Carl Steefel

9.8

Informal gathering to drink some Bordeaux varietal bottles with steak.

1986 Cheval Blanc: This one showed suspect ullage, to the point where it had been hard to flip it. And in the end, it did turn out to be a controversial wine--was the orgasm 40 days, or was it 36 days? Hard to say... An extraordinary wine, classic in its own way, with fragrant dark flower and black cassis aromas wafting from the glass, and maybe more importantly for us, exploding in the mouth. Some of the more ordinary adjectives, like "smooth" and "balanced", are accurate enough, but obviously don't do this one justice. One could do a fluid dynamical description of the time evolution of this wine in the mouth, a broad attack that gave way in about 3 seconds to a sensation of acceleration and flaring across the entire breadth of the palate as the wine detonated, an oenological version of a jet... And then a persistent finish where the inner mouth perfume resonates as it fades slowly (or simply moved off to some parallel universe). — 10 years ago

Matthew Paul

8.9

Fruity almost like a pink moscato. Definitely a dessert wine or while watching the game! Go pack go! — 10 years ago

Gilles de Chambure

Master Sommelier & Educator

9.4

43 merlot 49 cab sav 9 cab franc — 12 years ago