Very good celebratory toast! — 6 years ago
Is it a full bodied Cab no, but very Delicious and oh so Smooth!!! — 7 years ago
WTSO. Very good cab from Paso Robles. 2013 vintage. Definitely worth buying again at this price point, about $12. Dry, burnt fruit, dark berries, sweet to finish. — 8 years ago
3/25/2017. 2014 Vintage — 8 years ago
I’m a huge VJB fan but I gotta be honest that I was a bit disappointed in this #sagrantino. It drinks similarly to a Dry Creek Valley old vine Zin. Big fruit lovers will rejoice but I was looking for more bright acidity and it was a touch syrupy for my preference. — 6 years ago
Full bodied with a good amount of spice and dark fruit flavor..,paired well with grilled NY strip steaks with sweet potato. — 6 years ago
Excellent old vine Carignan. Bright red fruit, earthy. — 7 years ago
Fruity and watermelony. A bit of celery with lovely acidity and a dash of RS provides a nice little pet nat. — 7 years ago
Cranberry. Cherry. White pepper. Redwood forest floor. Medium-bodied. Nice structure. A lovely local expression of Pinot Noir. — 8 years ago
A youthful, vibrant, nose of citrus flowers, green melon, and crisp vegetation. High acid, but quite the creamy body. Cantaloupe, honeydew, and lemons excite the palate. 308 case production, which is halved from last vintage. A wine well worth exploring. — 8 years ago
Very nice. Will be looking for it again. — 8 years ago
I mean, the name alone makes you want to, at the very least, try it. And let me tell you, you’ll be happy you did! Some red fruit (cranberry mainly) and acidity with a yeasty finish. A fun change from your standard bubble options and the perfect holiday color! — 6 years ago
Great flavor, very smooth — 8 years ago
It's a dark wine, dark in color, dark in aromas and dark in flavors. The nose offers abundant blackberry and black raspberry notes with an earthy base. There is an element of smoke at the top of the glass. The palate is deep and rich, dark fruit joined with a sense of black olives and tea. It leans toward savory, but not without taking the fruit with it. The wine finishes with a little raspberry tartness and a lot of berries that stay for a medium length. It's not too much of a bruiser as far as Pinot goes, rather elegant. Let your kitchen staff know you’d like a grilled pork chop for dinner. — 8 years ago
Ron Del Rio
It’s all in the can! Easy to drink acidic finish — 5 years ago