@ smooth 10% alc/v this is a nice and easy sip with delicious peach and nectarine flavors. — 8 years ago
Roses, and agree with another note re: subtle root beer. Via Garagiste. — 8 years ago
Had this with Elena and Ethan — 9 years ago
Medium-bodied, black cherries, root beer, spicy. — 10 years ago
Beet root, pepper, lifted red fruit, silky tannin, super interesting wine — 12 years ago
New favorite Raspberry wine! — 13 years ago
After decanting initial notes of honeycomb. A good combination of root vegetable notes and savoury red fruits. Great palate intensity without weight. An excellent example of a 10 year old Tasmanian Pinot. Freycinet is on the East Coast of Tasmania and their Pinot Noir is a regular purchase for me. Capable of ageing for 15 years plus. — 7 years ago
Really smooth mouthfeel, great legs. — 8 years ago
Absolutely beautiful. Deep and textural and rich but still has tons of acidity and lift. 😍 (bottled 2010, disgorged 2016) — 8 years ago
Amazing smooth, balanced and sweet cab for a special occasion.. — 8 years ago
Very nice, 66 Pichon Lalande overshadowed it though - suppose that's what happens with a 50 yr old and a 34 yr old — 9 years ago
I wasn't going to rate this wine at first, but after downing a six pack after a couple weeks I figured something is working here. It's definitely not your bread and butter pinot, and if you're a classic pinotvitorian, this wine probably isn't for you. But I'm just digging these crazy notes of root beer, caramel, oak, bright cherry, with almonds lurking in the background. Great body to this wine, well balanced with just a hint of pepper on a lingering finish. It's rich, voluptuous, and satisfying. As a club member I'm paying $28 a bottle and that feels like a deal. Good chance I'll be doubling down again soon. — 10 years ago
Good for what it is. Tastes and smells like root beer. A little drier than NYFRB. — 11 years ago
Black cherry blackberry gentian root low tannin. Pretty nice pinot — 12 years ago
A blackberry red wine without tasting too dry — 13 years ago
Dark red color with a nice nose of black fruit and a full body with decent complexity and still a decent amount of tannins and fruit which is minimally sweet and a medium aftertaste. Ready, But will last a 3-6 years more in a cool cellar. — 8 years ago
Not a huge fan of Sauvignon Blanc, but this is fantastic. Crisp, but not just another simplistic Sauv Blanc, it has character. — 8 years ago
Perfect blend. Almost exactly the same proportion of Sauvignon Blanc 32%, Sémillon 66%, Muscadelle 2% as the famous Château de Portets, Graves, France (30/60/10%)! — 9 years ago

Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7
I really couldn't tell the difference between this 2012 & 2014 💯 pointer, had an allocation of 18 bottles & 4 mags of that 💯 pointer, sold those & drink the previous years.Again a unique opportunity of trying this exceptional wine 66 vintage! Older than me and so powerful! Speechless... — 10 years ago
Just a nice balance of flavors... — 11 years ago
Sweeter than expected, but quite good. Paired with a vegetable paella when tasted. — 12 years ago
Great, inexpensive wine — 13 years ago
Randy Fuller
Fragile - I don't believe it’s pronounced frah-ghee-lay - has a big, bright nose full of big, bright red fruit. A bit of heat pokes its head through, too, owing to the 15% alcohol content. That cherry-red fruit comes through on the palate as well, with a boatload of acidity to boot. The winery notes say Fragile pairs well with lighter fare and warm, sunny days. I'd have it with pork chops in a heartbeat. — 7 years ago