Sipping Fine Wine

9.1

Blend of mostly Merlot with some Cab Sauv and Petit Verdot, aged 17 months in French oak (30% new), very deep Ruby color with rich aromas of dark ripe fruit and sweet spice notes. On the palate flavors of black cherry, raspberry and plum with sweet vanilla spice, cacao and cedar. Fine tannins, long finish ending with balanced acidity, mineral, cacao and oak. — a month ago

Neal Ferry

9.2

Grilled Pineapples, great Stuff — 6 months ago

J

9.2

Pinkish Italian wine, very well developed. Reminds me of a rombauer or earthquake zin. Solid. Only drink if you want something deep, rich, and complex. Pairs very well with green grapes and crackers, but not a dry aged steak or seafood. Not a heavy drinking wine.

$80
— a year ago

Jane Nuss

9.0

Golden hay color. Banana, peach, pineapple, honey, apple, pear on the nose. Rich and buttery on the palate. Lychee, vanilla, cream. Distinct palate, but I prefer a less oaky chard. — 3 months ago

JFP

9.3

Always enjoyable. Paired with salmon, boiled potatoes and asparagus. What a treat. 2020 vintage — 4 months ago

Joshua Fisher

9.2

Not a bad bottle ! A ol forgotten gift hanging out in the dusty rack.
Atlas Peak fruit — 7 months ago

Sipping Fine Wine

9.3

Medium lemon color with aromas of stone and citrus fruits, floral and spice notes. On the palate flavors of apple, apricot, peach and lemon citrus, vanilla and toasty spice, rich texture. Long finish, lively acidity, ending with fruit, oak, toasty spice and sweet citrus character. — 2 months ago

Neal Ferry

9.2

Still Fantastic — 5 months ago

Ronald Schut

9.3

Particularly enjoyed the 2016 vintage — 8 months ago

Rob N

9.3

A crisp, lemon-y chardonnay. Less oak than Rombauer. I got notes of tobacco last time I drank this but I got less of that this time around. Well-balanced. Robert Park gives this 98 points. $69.95. — 2 years ago