Cathy Corison

Owner/Winemaker Corison Winery

9.3

Lovely, world-class. — 4 years ago

Rob Nguyen

9.0

Very full bodied, pretty dry. Would totally get it again; worth it. — 5 years ago

with Kelly

Hasley Ander

9.0

Light fruit not too sweet. Refreshing. — 6 years ago

James Elliott

8.9

Hermann saving our lives at JFK 🥴 — 7 years ago

with Sarah

Pablo Garcia

9.1

Very good!!! Excellent in this hot weather.. this is good Riesling from the finger lakes!!
— 7 years ago

Ganesh

9.0

Ticks all the boxes of a great wine. Surprised the region has such a well balanced wine. — 8 years ago

Tammy Bauman

9.5

Tastes like a chocolate covered grape! — 9 years ago

Raun Kupiec

9.0

Excellent and complex. Minerality and many different fruit overtones. Decently dry for Riesling. — 9 years ago

with Barbara

Justin Timsit, MS

Wine Director, The Rittenhouse

9.3

South Block. 2012 — 10 years ago

Heidi Beachner

9.9

Deliciously sweet and naughty! — 11 years ago

Meg Herring

9.0

From Magnum — Bruised apple. Some signs of aging. Should improve. — 4 years ago

Meg Herring

9.1

I tried both the 18 and 19 and liked both, but bought the 18. I was surprised to like the 18 more given the vintage, but I guess that’s why we shouldn’t assume before tasting! — 5 years ago

Sarah Oettel

9.3

Sparkling Sweet Tart. — 5 years ago

Eric Elkin

9.0

NYS Pinot got real nice — 7 years ago

Andrew Lohse

9.0

‘17 on par with the ‘16 but curious to see where both will go — 7 years ago

Michael Piaker

9.4

23 November 2017. Vine Wine, Brooklyn, NY. — 8 years ago

Amy Forst

9.0

Crisp, Smooth, Sweet — 8 years ago

James P Grover

9.0

When you hike in the Finger Lakes, you can easily think you're in Burgundy or Alsace. The topography is very close and the climate is just a little more continental. So the choice of grape varieties follows naturally. Pear, apple, and a little pineapple fruit come across in this wine. It has some stony and steely minerality, but less than typical for this region. There's a lot of vanilla and butter, with smoke and oak. These latter elements are too strong in my opinion. And the acidity is a little too weak. If that and the fruit were stronger this would be on par with Chablis. So it's a little off balance. But I enjoyed it very much with a salmon salad. — 9 years ago

Kyle Medlin

9.0

Has that petrol you would expect out of an aged riesling. This plus some fruity Granny Smith apples! — 10 years ago

Michael Bohn

8.9

Second drinking I ended up liking this even more. — 11 years ago

Casey Curbow

Sales Associate Windsor Wine Merchants

9.0

Clean red/blue fruit with touch of earth. Not particularly complex. — 5 years ago

Meg Herring

9.2

Had to buy a bottle of this to take home. Very deep biscuit notes! Delicious. — 5 years ago

Josh Morgenthau

9.0

Dry. Good acid and nice concentration, nose is mineral, steely but notably missing fruit. Excellent palate but weak nose. Likely in a dumb phase.. fruit is gone with nothing to replace it yet. — 5 years ago

Andrew Lohse

9.2

Decidedly liberal, crisp, austere — 7 years ago

Andrew Townley

9.0

Can’t believe it’s been almost 20 years since I bought these. Obviously lighter than it was, but has come back from a spell where they weren’t more than vinegar. Just happy it’s drinkable, and curious what the current vintages are like — 7 years ago

Paul J

9.0

Almost clear in color with the slightest golden hue. Medium nose with subtle hints of grapefruit and vodka. Very thick on the palate, but a classic Dry Riesling throughout. Rather short finish, but very nice. — 8 years ago

Adam Wills

9.0

It's a put on — 9 years ago

Molly Orbon

9.5

Drinking honey — 10 years ago

Erin Bailey

9.4

My first love when it comes to Finger Lakes Reds. Not a great vintage for Reds, but the shorter growing season for pinot snuck this one in under the radar. Lots of cherries and a hint of maybe olives? It has some lively acidity that makes it dance on your tongue. It's got the red strength without being overpowering. Beautiful with seafood. — 10 years ago

Jason Wild

9.5

Exceptional year in upstate New York! Wagner only makes their Meritage blend from the best of the best years! A cooler climate red blend with great balance between darker fruit flavors, tannins and oak. — 12 years ago