This Columbia Valley (meaning mostly Prosser grapes) Cabernet Sauvignon is a nice counterpoint to Mr. Harvey’s Columbia Valley Cabernet Franc. It is a polished wine, silky smooth on the tongue, with a pleasant, lingering coffee ground finish. The wine itself is restrained and classy, with very muted red currants. It is not at all fruit forward, but more about style and grace. It works admirably with steak or as a cocktail wine. — 8 years ago
I may be biased, but this wine is fascinating. May be my new fave find. Reminds me of Harvest in Prosser; a mix of hop and concord aromas. Silky smooth. — 11 years ago
Big for Prosser, but that's what 2012 gave everyone. A crowd pleaser, but still typical JK Carriere with a touch of funk, good acid and soft tannins. — 11 years ago
Cab out if Prosser. Wa. Voted best wine under $20. Smooth and 100% cab. — 13 years ago
For the price this is a pretty great Cab Sauv. I can taste plum, black cherry, a very light oaky taste ( most likely aged in older oak barrels) I also taste a very slight hint of smokiness, and tobacco. It has subtle tannins which is uncommon for a Cab Sauv. — 14 years ago
This wonderful Washington (Prosser grapes) Merlot is earthy and chalky of body, but fruit-forward. Dominant flavors are black currant, dark cherry, and a hint of acidic blackberries at the finish. — 8 years ago
Kudos to winemaker, Jim Prosser for turning out this utterly charming sparkling Pinot Noir. 2011 was the inaugural vintage, and was whole-cluster pressed then slowly fermented in neutral oak using native yeast. Crafted in the Méthode Champenoise tradition, the nose is delicately perfumed with hibiscus, rose hips, wild strawberries, blowsy fresh linen, and mint. Elegant and softly textured, and interlaced with melon, seedy raspberry and a sprinkling of minerality. Crisp finish. 12.5% ABV | Sample — 11 years ago
Dark plum fruit black licorice spice blueberry jam very big and chewy on the tongue lots of jammy fruit with a bit of heat on the Prosser vineyard about of black pepper spice a bit hot but still fresh at the end. Most excellent — 13 years ago
Second label for Dusted Valley, Prosser WA. Pale white, excellent clarity. Floral and pineapple in nose, dry, mineral, fairly high acidity, floral, pineapple, tropical and orchard fruit flavors. On point varietally, good value from a good vintage in a terrible year. — 4 years ago
2009 Mackay Duck Press Red Alexander Nicole Cellars, Prosser WA. Full Bodied, Elegant, Fantastic! — 11 years ago
Prosser is a frigging genius with this wine. I love it — 11 years ago
From Prosser, WA. Sweet and fruity. — 13 years ago
David Shaw
Light yellow, light carbonation. Label promises “crisp pineapple, stone fruit and honey aromas and flavors”, which is largely accurate. A dry, refreshing and enjoyable cider perfect for special occasions. Made from Crimson Gold crabapples and heirloom apples from O’Brien Farms, Prosser WA. Very nice stuff! — 3 years ago