Magnus Österhult

8.9

Fruktig, tunn, men tydlig adress, saknar djupet. — 7 years ago

Stef Esto

8.9

Isssu de la plus vielle brasserie d'Angleterre d'après l'étiquette. Ipa au goût fort malté par rapport au houblon. Biere agréable un peu crémeuse et facile à boire — 8 years ago

Gavin Reid

8.9

Generic but pretty good Double Stout with coffee, molasses and roasted notes, finishing with some nice bitterness.. — 9 years ago

Hahn Family Wines

9.8

Goes great with lamb Shepherd pie! — 9 years ago

Anthony Lombardi

9.0

2011. Raising a glass to our Australian Shepherd Vinnie who we lost today. He was the best. — 10 years ago

Amanda S

9.5

The dreaming tree Cabernet Sauvignon. Shepherd ugly Xmas sweater party. — 11 years ago

Sipping Fine Wine

8.9

Tenuta Il Poggione was founded at the end of 1800 when Lavinio Franceschi, land owner from Florence, decided to visit the area after hearing the stories from a shepherd, who brought his herds around Montalcino during the winter. #46 on Spectator’s 2017 top 100 list. I gave a blind tasting and threw this in with their Brunello, this “Baby Brunello” caused a stir! Red berry bouquet with cherry and citrus flavors, fine soft tannins, medium+ tangy finish ending with earthy spice notes. Great value! — 7 years ago

Isaac Pirolo

9.5

The Bedrock Vineyard in Sonoma Valley was originally planted in 1854 by Civil War generals William “Tecumseh” Sherman and “Fightin” Joe Hooker (from left). It would be passed on to George Washington Whitman (Walt Whitman's younger brother) and then to the former American Consul to China Eli T. Shepherd (no pic), before being purchased by Senator George Hearst in 1888. He planted most of the vines that exist today, which were some of the first to be planted on American rootstock. #merica — 8 years ago

Stephanie Reiter

9.1

My favorite California Sauvignon blanc yet! — 9 years ago

Patricia Schnitzer

9.0

Nov 2014. With Sarah @ Shepherd — 10 years ago

Patricia Schnitzer

9.6

21 Oct 2014. Purchased in Charlottesville. Consumed in Atlanta. Alone. At Shepherd Center residence. Very nice. Wish I had a case. — 11 years ago

Jonathan Haysom

9.4

Tasty kent ale — 11 years ago

Christine Havens

9.0

Tablas Creek has long been one of my favorite Paso Robles producers. From the care they put into their vineyards—biodynamic farming, noisy sheep, a rambunctious trio of winery dogs, and a resident shepherd—the good folks at Tablas turn out elegant wines that are nuanced, superbly balanced and long aging. For the price, they're just that much more attractive. The 2016 Patelin de Tablas is fresh, light, convivial. Lemon curd and yellow apple lifted by a starburst of white mineral acid that courses through the center. — 8 years ago

Joe Roth

9.4

Took 30 min to open. Then an exquisite bouquet. Perfect with lamb shepherd pie. — 8 years ago

with Michael

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.3

Third Rosé of the tasting is the Grenache Rosé from Two Shepherd Wines. Absolutely beautiful in color, completely different than the Tercero Wines and a deeper and darker color than the Scalon Cellars. This Rosé was a deep rose pink almost magenta pink. Nose kept changing over the evening and even the next day. Straight out of the glass this wine attacked with strawberries and some white cherries. As it opened up there was a savory twist to it, very appealing for us. Moderate acidity (7/10), slightly less than the Tercero but was nicely balanced and in line with the moderate plus body. Beautiful texture and complexity. Acidity gripped the sides of your mouth mid palate and left you with a slight puckered feeling. Slightly dry finish that felt like it would not end. We enjoyed it best above fridge temperature, but give it a chance to warm up a little, the complexity continues to grow. Completely agree that we need to grab a few more of these before they are gone! Drink now till 2021. — 9 years ago

Stephen Becker

9.1

Take a sip, and everything becomes hazy and soft-focused like Cybil Shepherd every time she shows up on screen in Moonlighting. Also, Bruce Willis. — 10 years ago

Jonathan Haysom

9.2

A tasty dark amber brew, toffee and hoppy with a good amount of bitterness. A kent classic — 11 years ago

Max Gottesfeld, FWS, CSW

9.4

I have never had a blend like this from Australia and it was fantastic. — 12 years ago