boyd

9.4

Ready to go but in a beautiful spot. — 3 years ago

Tom Elliot

Founder Northwest Wines

9.1

Picture shows 2014 but this is the 2012. A bit of a departure here for this producer. The palate on this 8-year-old delivers a generous mouthful of ripe, juicy, pineapple fruit, Finishes appropriately dry though and with solid structure. Could pass for a good California grower Chardonnay. — 4 years ago

John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.0

Really well made and on the fresh side. — 4 years ago

Mike Ancuta

9.0

Thought this was a nicely balanced Pinot from the Ponzi family. Red fruits followed with a little herb note. — 5 years ago

Kim Brater

9.0

Amazing dry white that has limited production in the U.S. Thus varietal hails from the Piedmont region originally. Ponzi planted a plot back in 1990 and each year it produces this amazing wine. Peach, almonds. Some pear on the nose. Lovely aperitif or with appetizers. Small production so if you can find it...get it! — 5 years ago

Tom Elliot

Founder Northwest Wines

9.5

Young and a bit tight today but displays obvious great potential. — 6 years ago

Sue Mohle

9.7

Super rich, loamy, black Dusty berries — 7 years ago

Nate Wall

Winemaker at Troon Vineyard

9.0

Very nice Pinot Noir from Willamette Valley. Oak was present but not overwhelming and brought nice spice and sweetness to the fruit. The wine was clinically clean - certainly no funk, but maybe just a touch too “straight down the middle”. I quibble, as this was definitely a lovely Pinot. — 3 years ago

Tom Elliot

Founder Northwest Wines

9.5

Great wine but be aware that it’s still very young. Not a typical Ponzi single vineyard Chardonnay, it’s still strong, greasy, reductive aroma and flavors are reminiscent of many a modern Cote de Beaune. Powerful, complex, detailed, earthy. Decant and aerate if drinking now but better still to cellar at least another 5 years. I’m projecting it will age gracefully for 25 years or more. — 4 years ago

Dave Schneider

9.4

This is kind of fun. I love pulling a bottle I bought from premier cru. I still have a few of them left. Even though I lost a few bucks in the ponzi scheme it wasn’t much. The upside is drinking a gorgeous bottle of wine I paid 19 bucks for 15 years ago!! Still very fresh with beautiful cdp notes of pepper and ripe fruit. Very well done! — 4 years ago

Adam

9.4

Amazing!!! — 5 years ago

Ron R

9.3

This is superb. Ponzi wine, labelled for Jean Georges (after his wife).
Will cellar for a while. — 5 years ago

with Anne-marie

Rob B

9.0

Surprisingly preferred this to a cab blend. — 6 years ago

Richard Gray

9.2

Nice body fir such a light wine — 3 years ago

Andrew Formi

9.1

Awesome Pinot — 3 years ago

Ross Chernin

9.0

Still alive. Smokey and structured, must be the 100% new French oak with heavy toast.

Made under the supervision of Dick Ponzi — 4 years ago

Matthew Cohen

9.2

Nose is sweet rocks.

Palate is hinty tropical. Almost sweet even though it’s dry. delicious. A bit Petrolly

Not super complex

Bought from premier cru. Last ponzi wine that got outta dodge ! :-) — 4 years ago

Richard Gray

8.9

Wonderful with pan seared cod. — 5 years ago

Casey Robertson

9.7

Excellent full bodied white wine, dry with an intriguing finish — 6 years ago

Radmila wollrab

9.0

Sam’s birthday at Grazia Kitchen. We ordered a bottle of this wine. Very nice but maybe a little bit too smooth and less remarkable than Ponzi. — 6 years ago