Amazing! Just as good as chateau Fontaine — 4 years ago
Delicious — 6 years ago
Black Star Farms ‘Arcturos’ Dry Riesling 2019: Light acidity. Bright fruit. Clean & refreshing taste. Apple. Pear. Apricot. Citrus. Stone. Crisp, off-dry finish. All in all, a beautiful & surprising Riesling from the great state of Michigan. So surprised I had to bring back to my hotel room! Happy Sunday! Cheers🍷 — 3 years ago
Same comments as previously. This wine is fantastic! — 4 years ago
Lovely Pinot, but nothing out of the ordinary — 4 years ago
A great entry level Oregon pinot noir. Shows great promise for what higher level Oregon pinots bring to the table. Although more on the lighter body (which is to be expected on an entry level wine), the flavors are well balanced between cherry, raspberry, and earthy mushroom. Hard to be beat for $18. — 6 years ago
‘21 anthill generally puts a pep in my step. Generous wines. — 2 years ago
Consistent with notes from @Jason Brater. Went beautifully with charcuterie. — 3 years ago
Ripe red and black cherry aromas with underlying earthy/herbal notes, lots of tart acidity, balanced by the cherry fruitiness and a bit of body. Medium tannins come through at the end for a long finish. (Note: blend of Sangiovese, Cab Sauv, Syrah, Petit Verdot) — 3 years ago
Moscatel(45%), Riesling (35%), and Semillon (25%), bush trained vines planted in 1922. 12.5% ABV
Pear, honeysuckle, lime. Fresh & clean.
Riesling is the most decipherable without knowing blend, the other two not so much. Nice wine, meets expectation. Good midweek wine. Love old vine wines. 97 Years old (2019)
— 4 years ago
Flat finish but nice acidity and flavor. Would drink again. — 6 years ago
Ed Tracy
Cloudy, full of cherry — 7 months ago