E. De

9.2

We both liked it — a year ago

Mark

9.1

At Ferraro’s Ristaurante in Vegas. Very bright. Good acid. Age worthy. — 3 years ago

Kristie

9.4

Chicken cacciatore — 3 years ago

Kevin Løk

9.0

Went back to this well to verify that it’s the best midlevel Chianti offering if you’re trapped in the 1980s hellscape that is buying wine in Pennsylvania. It’s your best bet. — 5 years ago

with Caroline

Riley Love Naff

9.6

Super easy to drink w snacking or food — 6 years ago

Alexander Bernatovich

8.9

Сбалансированное, фруктов-ягодное вино. — 8 years ago

Lisa Albertson

9.1

Very nice & not too sweet. Perfect for spring. No oak! Bright & light!! — 8 years ago

David Kronman

9.7

Aroma smells like candy, very light bubbles. Extremely smooth, light guava and citrus flavors. — 2 years ago

Laura

9.5

Love this! Honey and orange blossom. Low acidity a bit sweet but balanced. — 3 years ago

djbeau

9.5

Fantastic. Great with chili. TW19 — 4 years ago

Chris DeRenzi

8.9

2017- very earthy. Good peppery spice. Subtle dark fruit. Good tannins — 5 years ago

Nagib Nasr

9.1

Had a 2003 in 2020... took a bit to open up. Smooth, acidic and intense!! Love it!! — 6 years ago

with Wissam

Branden Mickan

9.2

Full but not too much, enjoying with chicken — 8 years ago

with Kathlyn

Erika Strong

9.0

Sells sea shells. — 8 years ago

Paul Weil

9.0

While their lower end wines, still quite good, are available in stores, the top-shelf TdO wines must be purchased directly from the winery, While a bit jammy for a cocktail wine, this is a great accompaniment for spicy foods. We enjoyed it with spicy Cajun chicken sausage dirty rice. The acidity cut the oils nicely, and the jammy residual sugars balanced out the spice quite well. This is your archetypal Amador Zin, with lots of blackberry and currant flavors. It’s usually better than the flagship Home Vineyard product! — 2 years ago

Steve Somermeyer

9.4

Tannins have softened but the fruit still shines. Great wine! — 3 years ago

"Odedi"

9.1

Castello di Amorosa Cresta d'Oro Vineyard Rosato di Pinot Noir 2020, California

Pale salmon in color.

Light nose of lemons, light strawberries, citrus, limes, river rocks, green apples, sea salt and earth.

Light to medium in body with medium plus acidity. Crisp and refreshing.

Dry on the palate with raspberries, strawberries, limes, grapefruits, bitter herbs, spices, light earth, green apples and minerals.

Nice length on the finish with limes.

This is a very enjoyable Rosé from Russian River Valley. Nicely balanced, crisp and refreshing. Light and engaging without being bitter nor tart.

This Single Vineyard is showing nice complexity already. Easy drinking and good by itself.

Gets earthier as it opens up with an old world feel (30 minutes).

Good by itself or with food. A tasty wine that I enjoyed all by itself by the pool.

12.5% alcohol by volume.

91 points.

$35. — 4 years ago

Erik Elias Kantor

8.9

Great body wine with a smooth aftertaste at a very affordable price. — 5 years ago

Rose Sweetwood

9.0

2012 Reserve drank in 2018 — 7 years ago

Cathy Small

10

Juicy blueberry flavors complemented by lingering toasted spice notes. A perfect wine with grilled meats. — 8 years ago