Jay Eagan

9.8

Great Sonoma Granoche Blanc last bottle of our first case — 3 years ago

with Kristine

Kelsie Brandlee

9.6

Very drinkable. Loved this wine. — 5 years ago

Ken Parker

9.4

Brought home from a CA trip, finally opened and find it quite nice! As others have mentioned there are chocolate and “jammy” notes. Quite nice indeed. — 5 years ago

Steven Accurso

9.1

Solid Zin. — 7 years ago

Michael Kvasnicka

9.3

Beautiful. Thanks Devon for the Cherry on top. — 8 years ago

Rob Brobst III

9.8

Big rich full bodied wine! Wow after 14 years it still needs more time. If you like deep dark fully extracted fruit that possesses chocolate, plum, blackberry flavors like I do, then this is your wine. Good luck finding a bottle..... @Paul Treadway @Evan Bienstock @leon egozi @Eric S @Eric LaMasters @Jacqueline @Vanessa D @Carl Fischer @Jim Trobaugh @James Parker Huston, CWE @David L @Warren Sapp @TheSkip @Terri Walker @Terri Walker @Warren Sapp @jesus g @Kimberly Anderson — 8 years ago

Craig Sedmak

9.5

had for the first time since its Feb bottling. has loads of minerality #impressive #zinfandel #rockpile @wondermentwines — 9 years ago

with George

John Riddick

9.1

Rich style of Cab Franc. Light on the vegetal notes. Holding up strong! — 3 years ago

Jeremy.Buss

9.2

So long since I’ve had a Rockpile wine and loved this!! Black and green pepper along with dark berries (raspberry and blackberry). An excellent jam flavor that just fits so well with bbq ribs. — 4 years ago

Bryan Vogt

8.9

Fading. Past peak. — 6 years ago

Eric Linderman

9.0

14 years old and still had life. — 6 years ago

John Riddick

9.1

I don't always drink Cali Zin, but when I do it's Rockpile. Mineral component is amazing. Dark blackberry and cassis. Rich and aging well. — 7 years ago

with Lauren

Erik

9.2

A little bit jammy but dry and fantastically spicy zin that we drank with (1) no food and (2) leftover spicy pork sausage and pepper lentil pasta. Holla at the versatility — 8 years ago

with Shannon

John Grady

9.0

Paired pumpkin clam chowder was great! Contrasted with the soup's sweetness and creaminess superbly — 8 years ago

Gunja Gargeshwari

9.4

Beautiful fruit - berries on the plate and a smooth finish. So different than other over the top high rated Syrah! — 4 years ago

Marshall Todd Herron DPM

10

Okay. First of all, this is Gap’s Crown Vineyard 2017 pinot noir in SONOMA baby! Kerith is absolutely amazing. She has developed and crafted a wine so beautiful, its worthy to be the house wine for the Royal Palace and the Queen of England! Nevertheless, it is definitely my house Pinot Noir as well as the best Pinot Noir you will ever have. Before I discovered Bruliam wines, I thought the best pinots came from Oregon. Boy was I wrong! Kerith.... wow. Excellent job. And that’s really all I have to say if you like Pinot Noir, you’re going to love Bruliam- wine is elemental! Just do it! — 5 years ago

Andy Baker

9.3

Fantastic Bordeaux Blend. Loved it — 7 years ago

with Adiba

Natalie Griffin

9.3

deeper fruit than the Dry Creek. Yum! — 8 years ago

Palmer Emmitt

Owner/Winemaker Judge Palmer

8.9

Ripe squished blackberries dripping off of a leather saddle into a campfire. — 8 years ago

Ellen Clifford

9.0

K so having a WSET 3 tasting club is making me burn through my supplies faster than usual. And burn through their supplies too. Oops for all of us. Now I've tried all of Kokomo's offerings in terms of Zin (although I wish I had been wealthy enough to crack them all open side by side) and I must say Pauline's vineyard=least fave. Rockpile was the best. Timber Crest was in the middle and...to be honest? The least pricy "Dry Creek Valley" is both really excellent and not as pricy as Rockpile Zin. My top two were probably both the least expensive (Dry Creek) and most pricy (Rockpile) so there ya go. Anyway I'm reviewing Rockpile here! Tis purple-ruby in color, on the nose black sweet cherries and chopped vanilla beans plus crushed blackberries. On the tongue: medium acid, low plus tannins, medium body, black cherries and blackberries and vanilla ice cream and the finish...it is medium in length and there is more of everything I mentioned you smell and taste and anyway... Taste both the more generic-in-name-only Dry Creek Valley Kokomo Zin (avail to all) and the Rockpile(I think only club members can get this). And my blind wine tasting club will have more samplings soon that I can't wait to share. — 9 years ago