Marc Stubblefield

Wine Sales at Vino Carta and Kogod Wine Merchant

8.9

I dunno. Pretty quiet overall and specifically flat in the mid palate. Root day? Odd spot? I mean, the tart red fruit I expect is there, there's just no dynamic range. — 9 years ago

Daniel Hubbard

9.2

Superb restraint that took time to resolve... — 10 years ago

Justin Hansohn

9.3

Probably the 10th time I've drank this. I seem to prefer much more quiet environments for this wine and in environments of too much intensity it can seem almost as if there is nothing here. She is a soft spoken woman with much to say. Careful putting yourself in situations where you can't here her beautiful voice. Chicken? Yes. All is in balance and harmony on the hautes cote. — 11 years ago

Nick Davis

9.3

A fine, lean and quiet example of this rare breed. — 11 years ago

Lewis Chester

9.1

2007 vintage. Medium ruby. Pronounced on the nose. Fresh blackberry, dark plums and cinnamon spice. Quite heady. On the palate, high acidity, medium plus body, high alcohol, high flavour concentration. Fairly toasty and smokey - wood influence. Raging, grippy, chalky tannins - yet to integrate. Fairly long, fruity finish. Blackberries to the fore, something leafy developing. Still way too young. But clearly will be extremely good in 5 plus years when the tannins resolve themselves. — 11 years ago

Bob Pratt

9.1

Sunday night, quiet night end of the weekend — 11 years ago

Katie Pfahler

10

Brought this on vacation to West Palm with Jamil, when we're ready for some quiet time gotta grab a bottle of this! — 13 years ago

Conrad Green

9.3

Very good. Clearly young. Wood is prominent. Should resolve well. Blueberry and dark red fruit — 10 years ago

with Major-General, Gregg and 1 other

J Chisholm

9.5

Like eating white-fleshed peaches from a hand-hewn flint knife. A wine to harden one's resolve. — 10 years ago

Marissa Ramirez

9.0

Pronounced dark berries, subtle sweetness. Very round. Quiet tannins. Pairs great with peanut butter cups. — 10 years ago

Maggie Harrison

9.3

whoa. white fleshed fruit, stony, peppery finish. Demanding my attention in a very quiet way. — 11 years ago

Tom Kearney

9.2

Earthy, slight reduction. Rich plummy aromatics. Brick-laced, baked yam/carrot, medium-full, quiet acidity. — 11 years ago

with Nick, Zoë and 7 others

Gary Grose

9.2

2009 vintage on 2/24/15. First sip was quiet, but flavor really came out with food. Paired with a great beef dish at Stripsteak in Miami. — 11 years ago

Marc Stubblefield

Wine Sales at Vino Carta and Kogod Wine Merchant

9.8

All you need is a glass and a quiet place to sit. Alternatively, pair with orange•cardamom•lemongrass cupcakes. Boom! — 12 years ago

Anthony Lombardi

9.6

A stunning example of quiet composure and authenticity. Smoky dark berry & earthy character wraps around the astonishing, still-present acidity. Draws you in like listening to Sketches of Spain. Fantastic and full of life. — 10 years ago

Mike Saviage

8.9

Light reddish ruby. Brickish rims. Light nose of berry and mocha, some soil. Quiet in the mouth. Fruit has faded and air didn't help. — 10 years ago

Jean-Marc Troadec

9.4

A young 2009. Ridiculously smooth tannins. At the same time big and quiet. Like I told someone today, good looking but a bit of a lunk head... — 11 years ago

Doctor No

9.1

A bit quiet for Musar — 11 years ago

Melissa M. Sutherland

Importer Winebow Wines

8.9

2014 tasting great. Bottling at end of April. Floral, soapy character. On lees at moment. Fermentation notes will resolve in bottle. — 11 years ago

Kirk Wallace

9.9

Well, why not celebrate? There are balloons on all the tables. This is awful good. Even at its juvenile age. Staggering layers of flavor. And all resolve to a pure, perfect note. — 11 years ago