Ellen Clifford

9.2

Cab-quest goes on! And this is so good it made this goth heart grin. Although realized this is 52% Merlot whoops. And after that Cab S plus small shares of Malbec, Cab f and petit Verdot (which I personally wanna see more single varietal iterations of). All things aside DAMN it gets the super specific term “yummy”. Red and black cassis, bits of blackberry, allspice and licorice and chocolate goodness! Silky as sin—deceptively easy to drink quickly so beware/enjoy...I’m enjoying but then I’m home alone. Has a lovely refreshing earthy note that keeps on keeping on... — 6 years ago

Anand , Founder Share a Bottle.com

9.5

Super crispy and in balance. Kimmeridge pleasure and pure terroir. Craftmanship pur sang. Almost perfect. Big Grin When you smell this! — 7 years ago

Kim watt

9.9

Mineral forward and finish with pear. love it ,it's just sinful.
With Tim — 7 years ago

Marilyn Shores

9.6

My husband and I visited this vineyard at the recommendation of our driver Mike Johnson from Napa Red Wine Cab. We had our tasting done grin Henri the vineyard owner. The cave is a wonder, of how they store the wine bottles in the wall caves instead of a box. — 8 years ago

Martin A. Cody

9.3

Sinful, simple and succulent. Bubbles from one of the best. — 8 years ago

Michelle Niemi

9.8

This was smooth and delicious. Low tannins and pleasant to the palate. Enjoyed this on its own with olives and cheeses. A sinful way to spend New Years night. — 8 years ago

Antonio Gianola

9.4

Sinful to drink so young but willpower in moderation — 9 years ago

Shengli Hu

9.0

Smoky and recovery, paired with 🍫... sinful evening of early winter in Ithaca... — 7 years ago

Daniel McGeough

9.3

Pork ribs and Barolo make me Cheshire grin!! 😁😁 — 7 years ago

Gary Fenstra

9.7

Charlie said to pull anything out of his closet because he wasn't sure what was good. I said let's give this a try with a sh*t-a*s grin in my face. So this is what a fine wine tastes like. — 7 years ago

Martin G Rivard

9.8

@Carl Fischer @Mike Rowe @David L @Ron R @Ron R as Mike would say, smiles, all smiles. Such opulence and fitness with globs of the layers upon layers. Everything is harmoniously In sync. The only drawback is it's youth!!!
Thank God I have 9 left and some magnums!! I know it's a baby, but I'm still drinking it with a big shit eating grin on my face. — 7 years ago

with Ryan and Christine

Sasha Agapov

9.7

Simply an awesome bottle. Bright, screaming with youthfulness, perfectly balanced with great structure and just the right amount of everything. Bernard Gros is one of my absolute favorite producers and this bottle is a solid proof why. Cellar or drink now and try not to hide the biggest grin you'll get with the first sip. — 8 years ago

Taryn Perry

9.8

This port style wine with salted dark chocolate is sinful! Great dessert or sipping wine. I recently drank the 2003 vintage I had and went back to the winery to get more of this vintage to keep for a while. — 8 years ago

Carl Fischer

9.9

When @Mike R passed me a glass of this wine, his knowing grin gave it away. This was “All Smiles” in a glass - thank you my friend for everything! — 7 years ago

with Eric, Mike and 4 others

Chris Zitzman

9.2

As I learn about some of these better White Burgundies, the element or really more a "consistent trait" is a simple joy that flows onto the palate that's like a warm smile from the right gal at the big party. Nothing at all sinister- just that warm welcome that promises to bring a good time along with it. The nose seems right in step with the aforementioned grin, with notes of nougat, golden-hued wrapped in a subtle, near-neutral bit of barrel. As it has breathed it's shifted into a more "relaxed gear", and is spreading out, revealing more of itself. Reaching the back of the palate and leisurely 'becoming' a finish it reflects the best bits of its strengths on the mid-palate.
#IpaidforthisoneoitnofnpocketandgladIdid — 7 years ago

with Beth

David Hale Smith

9.7

A sinful Cabernet. Thanks for sharing, boys. Happy New Year!🎈🎆🎊💯 — 7 years ago

Marc Stubblefield

Wine Sales at Vino Carta and Kogod Wine Merchant

9.0

This is one of those 'silly grin' wines for me. No, not deep or complex, but floral and filled with tart, crunchy red fruit, and oh so easy to drink. Easy. Refreshing. — 8 years ago

Adam Jesberger

9.7

This is just sinful, amazing mouthfeel and endless depth — 8 years ago

Shane M. Nicholson

9.1

Sinful and worthy of the score. Could it be.........Satan?! — 8 years ago

Paul H

9.5

Insignia is always a rare treat. The 2009 did not stray away from this statement. I am bias to Phelps Insignia, I admit it. But trust me if someone offers you a glass take it. It is a sinful delight. — 9 years ago

with Kim