Post Horn Winery

Far Niente Winery

Post & Beam Napa Valley Chardonnay 2023

From Far Niente family, excellence in a glass — 9 months ago

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La Croix de Beaucaillou

Saint-Julien Red Bordeaux Blend 2012

Oh so elegant. On a class of its own. Will post notes next time but this is great stuff. — 2 years ago

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Post House

Penny Black Red Blend 2015

Zwarte bessen, stevige body, klein zoetje in afdronk. Heerlijk met stoofvlees. — 4 years ago

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Leaning Post

Niagara Peninsula Merlot 2018

I had the Vin Nature version of this wine, 2018 Twenty Mile Bench.
Quite frankly exceptional, no additives,natural ferment and neutral barrels, unfiltered and unfined. Just a perfect expression of this varietal.
— 5 years ago

Pierce

Van Horn Vineyard Riesling 2016

Revisiting the vintage; see previous tasting notes. — 5 years ago

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Trixie

Trixie

Classy!🥂
David Shaw

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Really good Riesling, the winemaker, a woman, wears a gold necklace identical to that on the label. Great branding, great wine

Hartley-Ostini Hitching Post

St. Rita's Earth Sta. Rita Hills Pinot Noir 2016

Watching vultures fly above and ostriches run around eating a portobello burger. Stunning experience! — 6 years ago

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Far Niente Winery

Post & Beam Carneros Chardonnay 2023

The look is similar, slightly simpler (than Far Ninety). The taste is still high quality. I honestly felt like this tasted as expected in this price range, but I can also remember wines I’ve tasted that were more expensive that I liked less, and vice versa. So, overall, I think this is a good bet if you want that luxe feel for (slightly) less lira. I tried the 2023 Carneros Chardonnay, which is more rich and big. The nose gives lemon balm, vanilla bean, tangerine, quince and chalk, buffered by baking spice. The palate is luscious but bright and shimmery, the acidity taking turns with vanilla and cream to show off, garnished by caramel. Rather scrumptious, definitely a food Chard, but not so much that you couldn’t enjoy it on its own, especially heading into autumn. — 10 months ago

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Château Mouton Rothschild

Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend 1988

Mike R
9.4

Best 1988 Bordeaux ever for me and @Shay A birth year wine - Ft Worth was a blast Shay - Thank you and please post the ones I did not and obviously do the ones you want to do with awesome notes as usual — 3 years ago

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Ed Chang

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So much good wine… 💪🏼
David L

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All fruit. Enough acidity to carry it through another decade. Please don’t wait though. 
9.2
Shay A

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As Mike said, we both agree this is the best 1988 Bordeaux we’ve ever had. With that being my birth year, I’ve been fortunate to try quite a few. To my surprise, the wine gets a 9.5 in profile (seriously impressive), but it also gets a perfect 10 for the company it was enjoyed with and because Mike knew this was a special bottle for me. What a generous and thoughtful gesture.

Compared to the 1988 Lafite I had a few years ago (green and lean), this was a total knockout! Mouton being on the slightly bigger side of the spectrum, I think the ‘88 vintage benefited their style. Fruit is so vibrant. Deep red in the glass. Soft red berries, black cherries, mix of old red and black currant. Very floral…violets, roses, potpourri. Sweet herbs and leather. Nimble. What an experience, and one I hope to experience again! You have my deepest gratitude,
@Mike R !

Also, how fun was it to compare this versus the 1986
@Shawn R brought! That bottle was an absolute smoke show, and totally in the zone! Main difference between the 1986 and the 1988 was a deeper, more rich profile with the 1986, as expected. But I still can’t get over how good that 1988 was!
9.5

Marcel Lapierre

Morgon Gamay 2015

Haven’t posted much as weather has been too hot and sticky to post wine...but this on another roasty sticky day was the ticket! Dark fruit, red raspberry, crunchy and smoky....chilled! Just what i needed... — 5 years ago

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Hartley-Ostini Hitching Post

Perfect Set Sta. Rita Hills Pinot Noir 2015

Simple and straight forward Sta. Rita Hills. This was a interesting vintage, early harvest and small yields. Giving nice fruits but very light palate texture and finish. — 6 years ago

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Post Familie Vineyards

Moscato

Very sweet, I love it. — 7 years ago

Ex Post Facto

Santa Barbara County Syrah

We Coravin-ed this a while back, and I wish I would’ve checked in on the first glass. Oddly enough, it tastes lightly oxidized. …Notes of black cherry pie, raspberry jam, silky blueberry, and a cocoa finish. Dark red fruit throughout. Subtle black currant. A light herbaceousness I can’t quite place. Maybe oregano? Not as teeth-ripping as Orin Swift or Michael David Syrah, but easy to drink and good to pair. — 4 years ago

Hartley-Ostini Hitching Post

Gen Red Central Coast Red Blend 2019

Nice and easy flowing. I got this one because I miss eating and having there wine. Damn this COVId!!! — 4 years ago

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Leaning Post

The Fifty Niagara Peninsula Chardonnay 2016

A nice Niagara Chardonnay. Quite full, but not overly rich if that makes sense. You get a bit of sensation from the barrel fermentation but there is no apparent oak, just body. Good acid but one smidge less cohesive on the finish than I’d like. Still nice. — 6 years ago

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