Dennis Hogenkamp

9.6

New Years Eve blind tasting. Rated favorite wine by four of nine party attendees. Up against 2011 Jordan Cab, 2012 Peay La Bruma Syrah, and 2013 Williams-Selyem Bacigalupi Zinfandel. — 9 years ago

DAG

9.5

This post is for @Doug Banks @Nat Gunter @Chad LeMieux @Paul Roberts @Justin Harmon @Peay Vineyards @Greg Gregory It spring time fellas and it does not get any better than this! When maybe .5 point better 😏. #terrapinrestaurantVB #ImGoingRogueOnDelectable #SQN — 10 years ago

Mike Rushing

9.0

Cherry, earthy, medium body. — 10 years ago

Eric Grasser

9.0

The richer, lusher Pinot in this producer's portfolio. Reminds me of Peay Vineyards in style — 11 years ago

Rory Pugh

10

Screaming right now. — 11 years ago

West Sonoma Coast Vintners

Celebrating the 4th annual West of West Wine Festival this weekend!

9.1

A night out in Chicago with Red Car Wine, Fort Ross Vineyards, Cobb Wines, Peay Vineyards - at The Boarding House — 12 years ago

with Erin

Pedro Rusk

Wine Educator Kendall Jackson

8.9

Drinking big and dark still — 13 years ago

Doctor No

9.1

Wide open, a bit funky but almost lush, with sweet fruit and spice. Firm tannins on a supple frame. Don't imagine this closing down. This is starkly similar to a number of good Cali/Oregon PN's. Could easily be Peay or Rhys. — 9 years ago

Daphne Crane

8.9

A Failla Pinot, it's good, but not as delicious as their Peay pinot noir — 10 years ago

Paco Suro

9.2

Silken Splendor. Not to steal from our friends @PhilzCoffee but smooth and silky. — 10 years ago

Drew Summers

Sales Northampton Wines

9.1

Sonoma Coast four vineyard blend (Peay, Hirsch, Drake Estate, & Coastlands) that's been tamed by the years...Dried Berry, Toffee, Sandalwood, Spice — 10 years ago

Alejandro Artigas

9.4

A remarkable example of an aged RRV with a lovely depth and complexity. Having had the 2005 Hirsh, Peay and Keefer not together but recently. Keefer might be my favorite. — 11 years ago

Sybaritewino C.Lawrence

9.5

almost every wine, save those tainted w/TCA, from Steve Edmunds will be an intellectually and all together gratifying experience. Indonesian spice box, medium roasted yirgacheffe, and dried lavender blossoms strung along a tight, bright palate. more please. — 12 years ago

Vinny Eng

9.1

Patience goes a long way! — 12 years ago

with Marcia

Ernest E Phillips

9.2

These Peay wines are simply delightful. Rose was crisp and paired well with a nice Brie ...very highly recommended — 9 years ago

Ernest E Phillips

9.2

A favorite Sauvignon Blanc from the Peay family. Nice round flavors compared to most sauv Blanca that attack my palette with over bearing acidic citrus.
— 9 years ago

Lisa Kalfus

8.9

Yummy, straightforward varietally correct Syrah. Peay Vineyard's other label. — 10 years ago

Justin Ennis

9.4

Killer........ — 10 years ago

Scott Wren

9.5

Well 6 years does the trick. Still a surprising level of fruit but complexity has started to emerge. I think this can go another couple of years and hopefully will get better. DefinAtely not the elegance of Scallop Shelf. You wouldn't imagine this as anything but a CA Pinot which for me is a drawback. — 11 years ago

Rodney Nourani

9.0

Bigger fuller I feel less filtered. You get a balanced astringency that compliments the soft acid. Faila! — 11 years ago

Dan Grossman

9.6

Great Pinot Rose by Peay — 12 years ago