Very pleasant , mild fruit forward, smooth aftertaste — 7 years ago
Uni just got alot better! — 8 years ago
Wow. Just wow. One for the cellar. 100% Mourvèdre from the oldest vines. Only made in the best years. Dense, chewy, with aromas of black olive, herbs, beef, smoke, and stewed black fruit. — 9 years ago
Refined and nicely balanced with full body and rich fragrance — 9 years ago
Nice red would pay up to $20. — 9 years ago
2008 vintage — 10 years ago
Old school Bandol. Delicious! — 11 years ago
Pre Hamilton — 6 years ago
21 August 2018. Simon & The Whale, New York, NY. — 7 years ago
This 2015 is a great value. A little thin mid palate, but a very good bordeaux representation for around $20 USD — 7 years ago
Wonderful finesse....notes of red apples, exotic spices, buttered toast and citrus fruits — 8 years ago
Inky violet red. Green pepper is less prominent and the body is juicier and fruitier than other cheap Bordeaux I've had. Oak age defines this: the tannins are big but silked out considerably, and the aroma and finish are decidedly that pruney oak deal. Part of me likes the sharp raw green pepper thing, but this is much more drinkable. This is a buy-again winner. — 9 years ago
One of the best from EnGarde! — 10 years ago
Slight bricking, still lively and full — 10 years ago
Samedi 5 Juillet 2014 — 11 years ago
super floral but also lemony and bright. yes. — 7 years ago
This smooth, berry blend makes for a wonder night cap after a filling pasta dinner! No bite, very lite in flavor. Great price here in the Ozarks. — 7 years ago
One of the best Côte Rôtie I've ever tasted. Wonderful finish — 8 years ago
Direct hit to the heart. Beaujolais spirited syrah that offers a super fruit nose composed at first of blueberrie sirup then blackberry with a violet hint after a few swirls. Non filtered with a hint of a gas when opened, no bretts; this suggests coherent and traditional wine making (+ high drinkability when successful). Clearly among the best wines I've tasted from Oregon. — 9 years ago
Bright, light, easy to drink, really like the tannin profile, good gamay — 9 years ago
Yes, Sauvignon Blanc in Burgundy! In fact, the St Bris appellation was previously called 'Sauvignon de Saint-Bris' (before 2003). And you can ONLY use SB or Sauv Gris fruit, + max 12.8% ABV. Love the terroir and plan to show it blind just to mess with my Sancerre obsessed friends. — 10 years ago
Light, but increasing peppery bite over time. — 11 years ago
Delicious wine for a birthday dinner! — 12 years ago
Samantha Anderson
Buttery and delicious. Expensive — 6 years ago