Amazing! Just as good as chateau Fontaine — 5 years ago
2016 is $13 at Costco. Very clean and smooth. Pretty light and not tons of flavor. — 7 years ago
Very smooth and very good... especially for the price. — 7 years ago
An interesting Red blend from Bethlehem.
Medium plus in body with medium acidity and nice long legs.
Tangy finish with medium, round tannins.
Dry on the palate with blackberries, black currants, sweet cherries, vanilla, wood, earth, barnyard, vegetables, spices, smoke and dark coffee.
Soft and smooth and very enjoyable. Feels like an old world wine.
Had it blind and called Austrian red. Wrong.
Made with local grapes grown around the winery. Organic.
13% alcohol by volume.
89 points.
$20. — 7 years ago
Wow. Almost Chardonnay-like. A bit buttery. Great with fish. — 7 years ago
Consistent with notes from @Jason Brater. Went beautifully with charcuterie. — 4 years ago
David V’s Boulder Colorado guy — 5 years ago
Bright and citrusy. Would drink again. — 6 years ago
Under estimated this wine... the mixture of dark fruits.. just delights the pallet — 7 years ago
Champagne Blanc de Noir, my faouvorite! — 7 years ago
Dark cherry and a dash of herbs, with a savory middle and finish, excellent concentration, and terrific with a duck breast with a beet sauce. — 7 years ago
God save the Queen! — 4 years ago
A nice dark cherry red color with a wide brim. The nose opens up with some nice spice and green earth. Plenty of funk and fun on display here. Dense moss and forest woodland screams before the bright red fruits show up to play. The floral aromatics really set this one off.
45/30/25 of Grenache, Mourvèdre, and Syrah, this is a Central Coast take on Chateauneuf du Pape and baby, it works. It’s a gentle onslaught of goodness. Mounds and mounds of bright, fresh fruits come in waves. Wild strawberry, red cherry, and raspberry. A hint of dark chocolate with menthol and more greenery. It seems like people don’t know how good these are and that’s a crying shame. Beautiful wine and so hard to beat. — 5 years ago
A bit more on the cherry cola rather than just cherry end of the spectrum than I prefer, but nonetheless nice — 7 years ago
Tried a sample at a wine tasting bar in store. Very pleasant - not aged in oak which I prefer. — 7 years ago
Fruit and dry earth. Modest development. — 7 years ago
Bryan Kesting
The best Ferren Silver Eagle Pinot I have had so far. In a perfect spot. — 3 years ago