Ben Bartolomei

9.1

Honeycrisp apple, melon. Stunningly delicious and one of the best whites I’ve had. — a month ago

Kristin Yankauskas

9.4

Unfiltered watermelon pink rose. Chewy, sweet candy on the nose with a hint of floral rose. Bright acidity with a saltiness to it. Grippy with long mouthfeel. Really dimensional and delicious! — 6 months ago

Patrick Vernis

9.2

Most lovely hybrid. Cherry jolly ranchers. — 9 months ago

Ginny DeLacey

9.1

Dank with Emily at June. Lovely compromise between light and full body. Tannic, blackberry, pepper. — 2 months ago

Patrick Vernis

9.4

Full-bodied. Aromatic. Saline. Stone fruit. Enjoy with fish. — 6 months ago

Marina Irgon

9.8

Juicy, round, apricot, orange pet Nat. — 8 months ago

Gary Nishimura

9.0

Nice Pinot Noir. Smooth. Over paid at Ruth Chris. Good everyday Pinot. — 2 years ago

Ben Christen

9.0

Delicious, cherry fruit, nice structure and strength — 4 months ago

Robert Ahlstrom

9.0

Great dry Riesling, unfiltered, almost like a dry cider — 5 months ago

Jay Kline

9.1

Popped and poured; enjoyed over two days. Consistent throughout. This was my first experience with the wines of Glen Manor and I was quite impressed. The St. Ruth certainly has some Bordeaux sensibilities. This vintage leads with Merlot as the predominate variety; Cabernet Franc pretty much covering the remaining balance with a little Petit Verdot for good measure. Predominately dark fruited with plums, tobacco, earth, leather, coffee and some baking spices. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium tannins and medium(+?) acid. Confirming the notes on the nose. The finish is medium; soft and comforting. This is a serious wine from Virginia. That being said, I get the sense that these need some time in the cellar to be truly appreciated. Drinking well now but will drink well for another 5-10 years.
— 6 months ago