Lauren Squires

8.9

A perennial favourite from a solid wine maker. Just what my weekend needed. Always good! — 8 years ago

Meghan 'Thorp' Hendrickson

10

Perennial favorite. High acidity, citrus. — 9 years ago

Stuart Robinson

8.9

A perennial 'go to' for the light 'soif' style — 9 years ago

Tom Kobylarz

9.1

Wild blue and red berry fruit, subtle notes of spice and game, a barely there touch of green comes through as herbal. While the alcohol is high, the wine shows elegantly and very feminine in style. Sauve and silky textured this has very ripe and fine tannin that get lost in the glycerol of this wine's youth. Always a perennial wine of the vintage and a great value (imo). #pegau #grenache #CdP — 9 years ago

Jeffrey Long

8.9

Better than expected. The Andes mints of stout beers. — 10 years ago

with Jarad and Matthew

Beau Carufel

Winemaker/Owner Random Wine Company

9.0

One of my perennial favorites. — 11 years ago

Kyle Mueller

9.0

I understand it to be a unique blend of Syrah and Pinot. — 11 years ago

Devin Hahn

9.1

Purchased at Hi-Rise, a perennial favorite of theirs. Very yummy! Light but sweet enough, a little buttery, not acidic. — 11 years ago

with Kelly

Thomas Pastuszak

Sommelier/Wine Director The NoMad

10

Perennial favorite! Ro-zay-zay! — 11 years ago

Anika Fo

9.7

Perennial favorite — 12 years ago

Fredrik Graver

9.0

Perennial favourite. — 8 years ago

Emily Ellis

9.0

A perennial love. Still a bit rough around the edges from youth but will be gorgeous. — 9 years ago

Christian Broder

GM/Sommelier The Social Wine Company

9.1

Perennial fav. Would love to see where it goes if I had the patience to save one. — 9 years ago

Lewis Perdue

9.2

A couple of my old textbooks reveal a hidden confluence of factors behind the founders of a perennial favorite of mine. Smooth, balanced tannins and oak, cherry and light pepper flavors. Sadly, this is the last vintage from the old vines at the Unti Vineyard in Sonoma Coiunty’s Dry Creek. Those vines have been ripped out. — 10 years ago

John Willison

9.3

Maybe favorite Rose of all time. Perennial winner. Bright salmon color. Strawberry, citrus, and field herbs on the nose. Bright citrus, followed by biting acidity and minerality, finishes with a balanced mix of all. Excellent — 10 years ago

Larry Irving

9.1

A perennial favorite. Great value as well — 11 years ago

Bill Dulle

9.7

2011 DuMol Chloe is great - this is a perennial winner - buy it by the case if you can. — 11 years ago

Kenny Baldridge

10

Perennial favorite. — 11 years ago

Jameson Fink

Host Wine Without Worry podcast

9.0

Perennial favorite. All Merlot rosé! — 11 years ago

Jeff Bergeron

8.9

Perennial favorite...love that Hungarian oak! — 12 years ago

Kevin Molony

9.0

One of the perennial best values in white Burgundy, "Chaumes des Perrières" means "fringe" or "stubble" of Les Perrières (one of the top 1er crus in Meursault). This formerly AOC Meursault climat was declassified in the 1990's when someone added topsoil, but in good years it's immediately identifiable as a village Meursault. #backroombrownbagwinos — 9 years ago

Matt Perlman

9.4

Vibrant acidity, ravishing nose and beguiling flavors of wild berries, mountain flowers and earth. Perennial favorite — 9 years ago

Scott Tallman

9.1

Perenial Artisan Ales/The Commons Brewery collaboration Saison. A superb take on a classic Saison. Nothing fancy - just an easy drinking farmhouse ale to ease in to spring. — 9 years ago

Gerald Montoya

9.1

A perennial favorite. Juicy, light and easy. Red fruit, stones and always gone in a few minutes. Pint glass Gamay. If you're not drinking it cold then you're missing out. — 10 years ago

Kenny Baldridge

9.6

Perennial favorite! Thanks Adam. — 10 years ago

with Sarah

Richard Hatton

9.5

Perennial favorite. Needs good time to breath — 11 years ago

Rob DeShane

9.9

Ridiculous!! — 11 years ago

Bob Halifax

9.5

A perennial fave for BC Merlot. — 11 years ago

Dhrubo Mazumdar

9.2

Lush tannins, cherry, pepper, leather. Two heavy weights. One objective. Delicious. Perennial favorite.-DM — 11 years ago

Dennis Linkowski

9.1

A serious wine that is one if my perennial favorites. Deep, dark and satisfying. The Old Vine Zin is even better, but for an entry level Zin this is as good as it gets! — 12 years ago