Ned Gray Creed

9.5

It's a 9.5 kind of night. Oh my Dorthy, how I wish we were eating pizza with this. The pasta with fava beans, mushrooms, and prosciutto did us well though. Have to get another bottle of this for future use. — 9 years ago

Pat Wong

9.6

Smooth, silky. The grapes are hand culled for several months. One of the best dessert wines I have ever tasted. — 10 years ago

Felipe Ferreiro

Sommelier/Wine Director Restaurante Las Rias Bajas

9.0

Oro pajizo, en nariz potente , cítricos, notas de manzana verde y herbáceo. En boca densidad potencia, buen paso y final largo y goloso. — 10 years ago

Jimmy Angelidis

9.5

Amazing! Rich, fruity, worths 100% its value! (~35€) — 11 years ago

Jörgen Lindström Carlvik

Owner, Brix Wine Consultants

9.5

Incredibly layered stuff, with teeth-staining minerality, balanced by rich fruit flavors, bordering on tropical with plenty of grilled lemon juiciness in reserve. Never-ending finish with a complex tannic grip providing lift and energy. Thru 2020, at least. — 11 years ago

Ryan McBeth

9.0

Tasty dessert wine. First time trying a Greek. — 11 years ago

Cristina Ferrigno

9.1

Light, dry, bright wine. Found in Spain 18€ — 12 years ago

Steve Shaffer

9.0

Melon guava nose, musky melon, nutty, chalky on palate. Melon rind finish.
— 9 years ago

with Molly, Alisha and 2 others

M

9.4

Complete unadulterated decadence. Rich raisin fruit and toffee. This wine needs to be treated like a single lick of an ice cream cone. To fully appreciate, keep on the tip of the tongue. — 10 years ago

C K

9.8

Browned butter, caramel, toasted pecans. Evaporates on the palette leaving diaphanous notes of caramelized buttery joy. A Chianti masquerading as a sherry. One of the most delicious wines, or liquids for that matter, I've ever tasted. First had from the winery in Tuscany. Will always be a favorite. 2005 vintage — 10 years ago

Karen Barnett

10

Sweet-more of a dessert wine, but very good! — 11 years ago

Robert Gray

8.9

Little grassiness at the end and an overall nice drinker — 11 years ago

Louis Schofield

Sommelier/Wine Merchant East End Cellars

9.9

Fine and mineral, delicate — 12 years ago

Neil Jones

9.3

Wow what a great wine... — 9 years ago

Mark Lindzy

9.6

Luis' top red cuvée from his oldest vines of Brancellao, Caiño Redondo, Caiño Longo and Ferrol. Unlike the "regular" A Torna Dos Pasas, the Escolma is aged in new and used French barriques for 1yr and bottle-aged for another 3 years.

Red and black tart berry fruit, backbone of fine tannins and Atlantic/granite minerality.

This is Spanish wine for Burgundy lovers. Amazing. — 10 years ago

Elliot

9.5

Good Albariño — 10 years ago

Jimmy Hayes

Estate Director Mayacamas Vineyard

9.5

Savory, pungent, explosive aromas. Mushrooms cooking down in red wine. Umami. More umami. So good. Maybe not aging for much longer, so go get it. At its best in the glass, it had moments of brilliant lusciousness. Happy to have experienced it. — 11 years ago

Pierre-Yves Chauveau

9.5

Classic barolo with nice mature earthy floral aromas. Used to be available @gramercytavern — 11 years ago

Narelle Burke

9.5

A beautiful desert wine to finish off the evening. — 11 years ago

Nicolas Montigelli

9.2

Jesus (pronounced Hay-zeus). — 12 years ago