Cola and dark fruit. Long finish. Awesome. — 10 years ago
A near perfect rosé at a great price. I prefer this soft fruit tempered by a light floral note all properly and proportionately positioned against a mineral intensive rocky bottom as swift waters twist and turn their way downstream leaving one's palate clean and refreshed but laced with the memory of the moment😎🌀 - buy the magnum at my favorite local Morehead City, NC hang - Promise Land Market (thx sweet Janeen and Daniel for spinning some crazy sweet tunage!)! Find this place in all its realness, and drink this wine! — 11 years ago
2014/3/14@RN74 Blind tasting on Waters palace,smell well — 12 years ago
The dimensions of this wine are huge, and I don't mean alcohol, acidity, or tannin, though it has fair bit of all three. There's a depth or a third dimension that only wines from special places have. The fruit is bright and the color pale, but the wine is dark in character. It's the character that Etna has - that rocky, ashy, old balsamic, dusky mountain herb, intense etnosity. — 11 years ago
2010 vintage — 11 years ago
Rocky, appley nose, lovely and crisp, light, zesty! — 11 years ago
This biggest baddest wine out. This was so inky and spicy, it totally blew youkie away!!! Yep...drink in 7-10 years and decant for an hour! — 12 years ago
Damn it's good. — 10 years ago
Good Zin. Plenty of power lots of dark fruit and juicy as. Lots of time left.
— 10 years ago
Exactly what a Syrah should taste like, lovely! — 10 years ago
Overripe cherry and balsamic. — 11 years ago
Every time I try this wine, it gets better. — 11 years ago
A nice Cab with well integrated tannins. Produced by a small winery in Paso — 12 years ago
Rich, velvety, plush goodness washes over the tongue and lingers like high quality dark chocolate melting slowly. Plum, blackberry, currant, black pepper, leather and cedar all blend wonderfully. — 12 years ago
Adam Knoerzer
White flowers, lemon (Meyer lemon?), and a whiff of pepper on the nose give way to more of the same, plus a rocky minerality, as you drink. Additional stone fruit aromas might lead you away from Grüner if you're tasting blind. — 9 years ago