Julie Hamberg

9.1

On the lemony side. Paired well with grilled pork Tenderloin, screened in porch, soul searching conversation. Also possibly best wine label ever. — 9 years ago

Jim Grosbach

8.9

Very nice. Pepper and red fruit on the nose. Medium body, medium plus acidity. Straightforward and well balanced. Great wine to relax with on the porch whilst chatting with friends. — 9 years ago

Delectable Blue

9.0

It must be the season. It’s time for another cracking Shiraz. Again a very fruit forward style. This time with lashings of mulberry and raspberry predominating on the palate. Lacking a little mid-palate complexity, even after a 3 hour decant. Just hints of dark chocolate bitterness and black olive before the fine but drying tannins take over, driving a long finish. Not too dissimilar in style to Hannah’s Swing, just not as well composed. Nice, but not outstanding. — 9 years ago

Rebekah Abrams

9.0

Great porch sipper. Easy drinking but can hold its own with summer veggies, fish and even pork. — 10 years ago

Jasmine Hirsch

Sales & Marketing Hirsch Vineyards, founder In Pursuit of Balance

8.9

Can't really think of a nicer way to spend the afternoon. — 10 years ago

Julie Hamberg

9.0

Porch sipper! — 10 years ago

Emily Wright

8.9

Porch pounder. Very light and lovely — 10 years ago

Jennifer Levenson

9.1

Like it a lot!!
Wish I bought more!
Perfect for a Friday evening on the front porch .
— 10 years ago

with Lee

Molly Craven

8.9

Tastes like Chandon but with a brighter and slightly drier finish — 11 years ago

Mary Leonard

10

Whole Foods — 12 years ago

Jennifer V. Cole

9.0

We'll call this a "Waiting Out the Rain" wine. Great minerality, medium body, hint of pear, floral nose. Pairs great with the yet-to-be-released St. Paul & the Broken Bones album on a screened in porch. My boy Thomas Jefferson would be proud of this one--a great Virginia white. — 9 years ago

Dave Wood

9.0

Easy summer drinker. Sort of sweet with the lemonade thing going on in there. — 9 years ago

Lauren Fowler

9.2

A great porch rosé for the summer! Sparkling yet dry. Truly a crowd pleaser, and another favorite from the VinoTeca tasting! — 9 years ago

Kelly Hulme

8.9

Tricked my non-adventurous friends into thinking this was a Sauvignon blanc. They were just excited it was a full liter! Simple yummy fruity-not-sweet porch pounder — 9 years ago

Steve Shust

9.0

Everything one would want from a Kermit Lynch moderately priced Brunello. Had it with ravioli and Italian sausage on the back porch on a beautiful Illinois summer evening. And it was a star. — 10 years ago

Brandon Patino

9.4

Super nice au natural sweetness stone fruit peach dry finish awesome porch wine or spicy Mexican or Thai — 10 years ago

Sean Kelly

9.3

2002. Drinking leftover wedding champagne on our porch. — 10 years ago

with Mathilda

Susan Meyer

9.3

2013 Sparkman This Old Porch Rose — 11 years ago

Jasmine Hirsch

Sales & Marketing Hirsch Vineyards, founder In Pursuit of Balance

8.9

One of the many yummy wines we tried last night at Molina! 2004 vintage. — 11 years ago

with Jason

Paul Blanchard

8.9

Bright lively zesty. Perfect on the porch at the beach as an apertiv. — 12 years ago

Julie Hamberg

9.0

Pairs well with screened in porch. — 9 years ago

Kristen Schiltz

9.1

Great hot night porch wine. Fruity and beautifully pink. Just makes you feel good drinking it - very enjoyable — 9 years ago

Randy B

9.1

Great summer wine for drinking on the porch or at the beach. Nice balance. Might "disappear" with food. Would buy more — 9 years ago

Ezra Chomak

9.1

Bright sunshine. Lisa wants to drink this on the porch of our plantation overlooking the Spanish moss covered elms. Lemon, orange peel, stones. Living and vibrant. Great acid/fruit balance. Med+ length. ~chalky texture. Delicious now but good to age. — 9 years ago

Ian Hunter

9.4

I just loved this. This area owns Sangiovese quite obviously and this is no exception despite the price. Tastes like someone took a bunch of Brunellos and put em all together. Really noticeable and delightful oak. Highly recommend enjoying this. No food pairing, this is a sun's down back porch summer evening red. — 10 years ago

Ben Christen

9.4

both a great porch rose and a great food rose — 10 years ago

with Ellen

Barbara Wanick

8.9

Prize from Jeff Swing — 10 years ago

Frank Bailey

9.0

Despite the name and aggro label, this is an excellent blend for under $12. A touch sweet, but it's easy to see the craft and care that was put into. Ignore the label, sit on the back porch and have some fun! — 10 years ago

Adam Singer

10

Tasty dry Rosé — 11 years ago

Lisa Mayer

9.6

Incredible nose & finish! They call it a "porch pounder" as it's easy to drink... & drink... & drink! — 12 years ago