Bold dark berry and earth flavors but still hits the subtler mineral tastes that I love in pinots. Plus it's from AG. May bring Katie back to wine. — 7 years ago
Peacock Tail to Tha RoooF!!! — 7 years ago
'97 Peacock Family Vineyard by Barnett. Found this beauty in my local grocery! Ripe dansom plum, chocolate covered cherries, dried lavander, coffee, and baking spice. Sumptuous full body and ultra refined tannin folded seamlessly into the complex core of fruit. Starting to show the dignity of its age but stiil has a lot of life left. This is drinking perfectly right now. — 8 years ago
Stil youthful with bright color silky smooth and long peacock tail. 1978. — 9 years ago
Amazing vanilla and jammy notes!! Yum! — 9 years ago
Very fruity, with a slightly acidic finish that cleans the palate. Very nice!
— 10 years ago
Nice dinner with Fam. Very butter chardonnay — 10 years ago
Really nice wine plenty of fruit well worth a try one of my favorites — 12 years ago
Peacock Label. Started out with a bit of reduction, then really opened up. Would recommend decanting. A little more body/texture than the regular Malvasia. — 6 years ago
Ripe, juicy, and concentrated black berries, plum, and dried prune with juicy acidity, fruit overpowered tannins and a plush silky smooth finish — 7 years ago
Wonderful barnyard to start. Truffles, dark fruit with splendid peacock finish. 2000 — 7 years ago
From barnyard to exquisite integration of classic peacock tail. Smooth complex. — 9 years ago
This wine is impossible. Thor's barbells balanced on a tightrope with a dancing bear on the other end. Such power. Such grace. Intoxicating, concentrated peach and nectarine sorbet are matched with lime and tangerine sour rock candy. White tea, jasmine, and honeysuckle flowers effuse. Everything is staggeringly intense, but the wine really kicks into 5th gear when the heady saffron and porcini Botrytis-driven aromatics hit. I don't even care that I'm mixing metaphors, but it's a peacock in full show. Take a sip and watch the nuclear-powered laser of the wine's acid seamlessly resolve the lush texture given by the wine's hundreds of grams of residual sugar. I had no idea TBA could have a dry finish, but here we are. I would love to see a tech sheet for this wine. One of the most unbelievable, amazing wines I've ever tried. — 9 years ago
Showing like a peacock — 11 years ago
Bovine dinner — 6 years ago
Bright cherry color, strawberry and raspberry nose. Still lots of life opened to peacock mouth feel with smooth landing. — 7 years ago
The flavors peacock tail across the palate. Wild. — 7 years ago
08 Vintage. Great. — 7 years ago
Gott vin, sött, fruktigt, friskt — 9 years ago
Complex with long finish. Hint of peacock! — 9 years ago
No aggressive Nebbiolo tannins; satin-like smoothness; Delicate & complex; the proverbial peacock. I would have guessed a good Premier Cru Burgundy. — 9 years ago
Warm and wonderful, balanced start and finish. — 10 years ago
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@Delectable Wine : This is the Peacock Family Vineyards SauvBlanc.
Rebecca Peacock visited Fort Worth tonight to share some of her family’s wines. I’d never had her wines, but being that they are from Spring Mountain, I was excited to learn more.
Crushed limestone, lemon-lime fruit medley, tropical. Guava. Acidic. Mid palate a bit light. Finish is nice. A poor man’s Merry Edwards SB, yet more expensive, ha! — 6 years ago