The Roessler PN’s are always really good. — 7 years ago
Amazing fruit with velvety finish. — 9 years ago
Greg Brewer and Diatom are back with a vengence with the 2013 Santa Rita Hills chardonnay. After a pause, shall we say, in 2012, this new vintage has that crisp acidity and incredible balance that makes this wine unique. Easily has a decade of development ahead of it, it's remarkable what Greg can do with this stuff. Fantastic. — 9 years ago
Citrus , fresh cut flowers , lime . Buttery lees , good length — 9 years ago
Extremely smooth and well balanced Cab. Pairs well with a red meats, or just to sip on. — 10 years ago
Beef in a bottle. — 11 years ago
Thanks Vinny! — 13 years ago
Tangy and tart with pepper building through the finish. Leather throughout with chewy tannins and solid acid lingering. — 7 years ago
A baby but still very enjoyable — 9 years ago
Would get this again. Wow — 9 years ago
2007~Vintage. Compliments Jack !!!
Absolutely Delicious. — 10 years ago
Deftly made. Pepe Galante written all over it. — 10 years ago
Leather and tobacco on the nose; leather, pepper, and licorice on the palate; long pepper finish. On a blind taste I would probably confuse this with a well aged Rioja. — 11 years ago
Excellent Pinot Noir. A little heavier than a traditional Pinot Noir, with an excellent bouquet. — 12 years ago
ABC Liked, horse barny. Smooth — 6 years ago
Long smooth finish with Chilean sea bass — 6 years ago
Light, complex, easy to sip or enjoy with food. We paired with a variety of flatbread pizzas. — 8 years ago
Amazing! Had a little bit s of gaminess on the nose at first blush but was so smooth, and had a wonderful finish. Went beautifully with the Rosemary roast beef. Love everything @Andrew Vingiello — 9 years ago
Delicious Pinot, luscious and fruity, rich, vibrant acidity, great vineyard — 9 years ago
Black cherry nose followed by blackberry, leather and tobacco. Long medium tannin finish. A big cab blend that would hold its own against most meat pairings. — 10 years ago
Thanks @Kerry Kiang ! Amazing wine. — 10 years ago
Crisp, but not too sweet. — 11 years ago
Developing aromas strong cedar. Stronger dusty tannins, decent acidity holding strong, good concentration but oak is definitely showing through strong. — 12 years ago
Fredrik Finn
Very good quality with a solid expression of its provenance and a good length. Bruised apples, yeast, bread, iodine and a dry chalkiness puts this right where it belongs a good concentration on the palate which could last longer. As all serious sherries it is performing well above its price which takes you the question that everyone ask themselves, why don’t I drink more sherry? — 6 years ago