This wine is delicious! — 8 years ago
Erik's PA graduation. This is aging nicely — 8 years ago
Nebbiolo aged in French bricks for 18 months. Rich flavor — 9 years ago
Quite delightful with homemade pizza. Red cherries, violets and crushed bricks on the nose. Full mouthfeel with firm tannins. Would buy again. — 9 years ago
This is one of my favorite wines. All of Klinker Bricks wines are good — 11 years ago
Warm, spicy, smooth finish — 11 years ago
Easter crunk. — 12 years ago
A riddle wrapped in an enigma. Wooly lemony and tense. Chenin lovers would approve. One with which to think whilst having a drink. — 7 years ago
Excellent rose. Crisp on the nose. The complexity of the Grenache Comes through. This is a rose with substance from start to finish! — 8 years ago
On the nose, ripe lean fruits of; strawberries, cherries, watermelon, tangerine. Citrus blossoms, baguette, chalky minerals and pink florals & rose petals. Strawberries, cherries, watermelon, black raspberries, tangerine with peel, baguette, soft razor sharp palate chalk, sea spray, medium intensity volcanic minerals, near perfect acidity with round, rich beautiful finish. Gold standard for rosé champagne and my go to rosé for the $. Photos of their champagne house, one of their vineyards, cellar A-frame rack to riddle the bottles and branded exterior property wall. Beautiful property! — 8 years ago
Amazing stuff — 9 years ago
Delicious. Elegance and grace with more tertiary aromas showing spice and earth and bricks. Reminiscent of more feminine Brunelli. Drinking very nicely don't hold it in your cellar much longer. — 9 years ago
Made traditionally with 80% Chardonnay and 20% Pinot Noir, this sparkler is very refreshing — 10 years ago
2012. Ripe purpleness poured on hot bricks! Or, in laymen's terms, juicy & round w supple tannins underscored by an earthy minerality. — 10 years ago
Outstanding for the money. The nose hits like a ton of bricks but it's very balanced and well rounded on the palate. Definitely benefits from a good decanting. — 10 years ago
2014 Pinot Meunier — 11 years ago
They hand-riddle all 150,000 bottles. This was disgorged 10/10. Malo. — 11 years ago
What a lovely wine. Bordeaux at its peak and best. As Elizabeth says “bricks and leather and licorice oh my”. Dark berries and tobacco with a slight hint of cocoa; tannins are soft and elegant allowing the fruit and aromatics to shine. Great wine at its peak. If you own it, drink it now to enjoy a treat! Stellar wine! — 7 years ago
We had w/Biton; Kim RIDDLE San Fran... — 8 years ago
It's good taste but unique flagrance.It is for people who is tired of fruity one.
The best appetizer is chocolate.
this collar like a tired bricks. — 8 years ago
Smooth, no sharp ending — 9 years ago
bright taste, creamy texture / Bricks 독서모임 — 9 years ago
17 January 2016. The Duck Inn, Chicago, IL — 9 years ago
Bought in Napa in 2013 and feel like I paid way more than $35. Hit us like a ton of bricks with deep red fruits like currant and cherry. Nice wine and dangerously easy to drink. — 10 years ago
Drinking well even this young. Great dark qualities of leather, earth, and bricks in the way that is only Italian. Medium body and weight. Drinks great with or without food. — 11 years ago
Severn Goodwin

30 April 2018
My first sip on the '06, and I'll be coming back for more... Very fine bubbles, quite elegant in the glass. Incredibly balanced between mineral, acid and Chardonnay fruit, hint of sweetness and salinity on the long finish.
Photos of the hand carved, chalk cellar halls that extend three levels below ground to age an amazing amount of wine and 3000ml bottles of the Brut Reserve resting in the riddling racks. They have one employee to riddle all their bottles, he turns about 44,000 bottles per day.
We got the extra special tour thanks to our trade affilliations, seeing bottles they usually don't allow the tours go any place near... Hiding deep the caves they are resting the Comte in the (2012) 3L jeroboam and (2012) 6L methuselah formats, OMG would I love to get my hands on one of those... Keep your eyes out, guessing they might hit the market in the next few years. 🍾🍾 They won't be cheap. — 7 years ago