Neal Schaffer

9.4

I can't stop drinking this... This might be a good problem... Dark red ruby in color with a medium-plus intensity. The nose is filled with dark bing cherries, fresh cranberries, wet violets, wild mushrooms, moss, forest floor, smoked wood, and wet rocks. The palate was fleshy, mysterious and refined. Mushrooms and a perfect dose of acidity and chewy tannic structure made the finish irresistible. It's balance competes and stands tall with any of the great Burgundy producers. It's truly astonishing how this 12.5% Gamay is so complex. This bottle is hard to put down. Cheers to a perfect Friday night! — 9 years ago

with Dana

Kurt

8.9

Races out seconds after corking, however give it a few minutes to breath and you'll be drifting through a smooth & mellow field of tall grass — 10 years ago

Chris Bensick

8.9

Is it really Brunello? Sangiovese does stand tall in this wine so who cares..... Good acidity, firm but with soft edges. Nicely structured wine and good to drink now. — 10 years ago

Erin Kuba

10

Love this blend; great red to enjoy even without food. — 11 years ago

Mark Osmers

9.4

Decanted for 2 hours. VHR rewards you for the wait. Color is light suggesting a simple body. Body is tall and complex. I savored every drop. A treat. — 11 years ago

Matt Forester

9.1

2011 Binyamina Yogev Samson Red Wine Blend. 50% Cabernet 50% Merlot. Dark cherries, plums and raisins with vanilla and licorice. Soft tannins. Slightly sweet mid-palate. I would place this as a Bordeaux every time. — 11 years ago

with William

Ryan Lempka

9.0

Wow! This wine walks tall. Definitely good to let this one breath as it's fairly tight out of the bottle. This wine is tannic to the core and nice flavor notes of spicy burnt chocolate, green apple skin, and cherry pit shine through. — 10 years ago

with Kalli and Nickie

Ira Schwartz

8.9

Very light in the glass. Perfumed nose offering up spice and cranberry . In the mouth a firm acidic backbone with sweet fruit and some earth. Not sure this will gain in complexity but went well with food. — 10 years ago

Geordie Edmiston

9.3

Oak spice and soft tannins. — 10 years ago

D Edwards

9.0

Pleasant, refreshing, great with truffle cheese. Bottle is very tall. Buy again. — 11 years ago

Ryan Mullins

9.0

Lot # 14 Apple tart, salted Carmel and tons of other stuff. American whiskey standing tall! — 11 years ago

Josh Szpilzinger

9.7

Excellent, picked this up on the recommendation of a person pouring wine at the store. Excellent body strong flavor best with a steak or very hearty meal — 12 years ago

Nick Stratouly

8.9

Slightly bubble; well-balanced — 13 years ago

Anne Jewett

9.1

In Antarctica on Seaborn Quest. With Lorraine and Steve. We loved it. — 10 years ago

David Walusis

9.0

Enjoying a Valentine's Day dinner and a great wine! This super Tuscan will stand tall amongst the most expensive wines out there. So smooth and great balance. This is one of our favorites. — 10 years ago

Marcos Castro

9.0

Very easy to drink. Light body. — 10 years ago

Eric Kluge

8.9

12.00 for a tall boy, good deal — 10 years ago

with Jeremy

Shana Wall

9.4

#2005 #LaGeynale #Cornas #RobertMichel My favorite grape, #Syrah from my favorite region, #NorthernRhone ❤️ The Deep, dark purple/red color seduces you before your lips even touch the glass. "You had me at Hello..." (is what I may have said out loud actually) 😊. This wine is like a tall, sexy, brooding man with all the right moves😗😘. Once you taste it there's really no turning back... Savory, lightly spicy, rustic yet refined at the same time... This is a very unique and gorgeous bottle of wine. Unlike any other Cornas I have tried. Touch of funk dancing gracefully with the big tannins and perfectly round dark fruit... Such a smooth ride. I feel sorry for any other wine trying to win you over on the same night as him... & he will only get better with age👌😉 #Betony restaurant #ThirstyThursday #HappyGirl #Cheers 🍴🍷 — 11 years ago

Jessica Stanell

9.1

Medium bodied, dry, hints of spice , hints of tannins — 11 years ago

with Slavik

Paul Masson

8.9

The winery is the equivalent of 18 stories tall. Underground, in a mountain. — 13 years ago