A bit sweet, refreshing. Costco — 8 years ago
Loved this blend and will definitely seek out more. Amazingly smooth — 8 years ago
Nice, honey and morning meadow — 8 years ago
Vinca minor babrak vineyard merlot/cab franc. 2014. Just a ton of wet stone, dried cranberries, and pepper. Aftertaste has a jolly rancher cherry quality. Interested to see how this evolves overnight. — 8 years ago
Just amazing! And on top I heard it is just $20 OMG! — 9 years ago
Better than remembered with a great fruit core. — 10 years ago
Very nice blend rich in flavor light to the palate — 10 years ago
$34 at Zing — 11 years ago
No vintage but... Sean Thackrey! More than makes up for it. Gouleyant as the French would say. And delicious. — 6 years ago
Unique, tart acidity with lots of strawberries and black pepper — 7 years ago
Light and fruity. — 8 years ago
Wow. Nose invites with subtle fruit, mouth is light - less earthy than some, crisp finish. This darling has a minor spice that fades quickly, leaving me want another — 8 years ago
This'll do nicely. #merlot #happythanksgiving #cheers — 8 years ago
This wine is just wonderfully unique in mid palate. — 9 years ago
First night at Basi in CBUS, trying this delectable red — 10 years ago
Valentine's day dinner with Sean Hal - steak, clams, broccoli. Yummy! — 10 years ago
Sean Thackrey's old vine blend of Sangiovese, Viognier, Pinot Noir, Syrah, Mourvedre, and Marsanne. 2011 — 11 years ago
Loads of zing and zest. — 7 years ago
Fruity goodness. With Michael and Rachel at our apt. — 7 years ago
70% Zinfandel from Anderson Valley & 30% whole cluster Carignan/Petite Sirah. Pure red and blue fruits, forest floor and bright herbs. — 8 years ago
Watermelon — 8 years ago
Betty Christmas gift — 8 years ago
Smooth and light — 9 years ago
Christmas with dad 👍 — 9 years ago
Why Sean is a great winemaker...true gift to assemble a beautiful cuvée... — 9 years ago
Wine tasting — 10 years ago
Fruity, not overly sweet. Easy to drink — 11 years ago
Aaron Rankin
I owe my love of Sonoma Pinot to Sean Capiaux. In evaluating this bottle, if I set those sentiments aside, I’m still hit by the excellence of Gap’s Crown. This is a big wine, no doubt, but it’s grace that first comes to mind. The fruit’s ripeness is balanced with shocking depth, nose to tail. Candied red fruits, blue fruits, and smoke, oversimplify a melange of fruit and umami. ABV is the one flaw, for me. It’s hot. — 6 years ago