2012 Sandhi Sanford & Benedict Pinot Noir from one of the oldest plantings in the Santa Rita Hills (1971). Youthful, lovely fruit purity and freshness, highlighting the vineyards cool micro climate. This wine speaks the language of the vineyard. Old world wine style made in the New World. This will age gracefully, but already delicious! Only 600 x 6-Packs produced, partnership between Charles Banks (Ex-Screaming Eagle and Sommelier Rajat Parr, winemaker Sashi Moorman) available in Thailand through wine garage. — 10 years ago
In a great spot. What a unique partnership between Santadi and Tenuta San Guido... A little green from the younger 10% Cab Sauv, but integrated and complex — 10 years ago
A great wine that became much rounder and elegant than few years back but still quite powerful modern Ribera style, a big Tempranillo marked by oak that still need time to get smoother, better to open ahead and let breath - Mariano Garcia developed his winemaking reputation at Vega Sicilia before joining Aalto in partnership with Javier Zaccagnini. — 10 years ago
Wine 3 was my favorite. So giving. Strawberries and green springtime notes. Loving. Partnership. Dad rock. — 11 years ago
Name:" Shirataki"/ brewery: Yamamoto general partnership company/ region: Hachimine, Akita prefecture/ category: junmai daiginjo unpressed squeezed undiluted/ clear note, vivid acid, smooth taste — 11 years ago
A partnership with one of my favorite California vineyards; Robert Young. Pretty smooth with an oak finish. — 12 years ago
Of the entire portfolio of this partnership this is the least powerful, but it needs to be as the fruit is more elegant, red, though deep with a touch of oak that adds more dimension. Day 2 this is the wine you want to drink, balanced and long. Day 1 was tight and pretty closed up, more oak and less fruit. — 9 years ago
Deep-space gastronomers theorize that "dark matter" is remnants of Filet Mignon Prime that the Big Bang scattered across the Universe; those same gastronomers have speculated this is the only wine they could pair with it, especially if the next Food Network/SpaceX partnership goes as they hoped. — 10 years ago
Dad bought in Waitrose — 10 years ago
Well. It's rather good. — 10 years ago
Bright, very bright. Not blinding, but definitely bright enough to warrant the figurative mouth sunglasses. The first swig is almost aggressive in it's tang - very fruity and held together with some acidity (the partnership works well). Then it hangs around a little, showing off it's body, which is fairly stocky like a water polo player without being the least bit overweight. It climbs out of the mouth-pool rather quickly, as if it weighed but a feather, dripping a little trail of mineral taste as it heads for the locker room, leaving you wondering how such a robust body can still seem so light and how it can start out almost sweet and finish almost dry. And how bad this review is. (I have no idea what I'm talking about.) But it's a solid wine - really solid. — 11 years ago
Intriguing experimental white wine. Spain in origin with Portuguese and Spanish winemaking partnership. Mineral, almond, white blossoms and apple skin notes. Fresh on the palate ans sherry like in flavor without the bitterness from the flor of a Fino sherry. Tasted great the second evening matching the profile with a little more depth and freshness. #niepoort — 12 years ago
This has proper balance, pure fruit, and roundness but also with tension on the finish. I am curious about the barrel regiment because of a cinnamon/baking spice nice on the nose. Just wasn't expecting that. First vintage, a partnership between wine Jay and Meo Camuzet. So the knowledge is there. — 9 years ago
Osoyoos Larose 2002. Beautifully, classically rendered Bordeaux blend from the Okanagan Valley, still very young. This is an ambitious partnership between local firm Vincor and Château Gruaud-Larose. — 10 years ago
A great wine from a good friend of mine who has since discontinued the A&M partnership but we were smart enough to buy a bunch of the wine from him before hand (at a great price of course ) 🍷🍷🍷 — 10 years ago
Celebrating partnership and a recent trial victory. — 11 years ago
Name:" Shirataki"/ brewery: Yamamoto general partnership company/ region: Akita prefecture/ category: junmai/ cépage: Miyamanishiki/ light note of apple and cider, fresh fruity attack, crispy acid mild texture, and smooth after — 11 years ago
In 1997 Chateau Mouton Rothschild teamed up with Concha y Toro on Cabernet-Sauvignon vines. Wow, what a partnership. — 11 years ago
Berries, plum, smooth, well balanced. A good drop! — 12 years ago
Akshay Kapur
I believe this is another new world partnership like with Opus & it really reminded me of the Opus one! — 8 years ago