Yuri

9.0

Barreled age beer, peaty flavor. Very delicious and dangerous (strong). Gift from master of our neighbor beer bar. Thank you very much:-)) #quemlin #anniversary — 8 years ago

Nick Davis

9.2

Very neat concept. Andean Malbec transported by ship to Caymus... — 9 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.3

Well received by a consensus of tasters at the Conference. Named after the ship that charted and explored the Marlborough Coast in 1827. Grapes are sourced from multiple sites in Marlborough to make this Pinot Noir. — 9 years ago

Ned Gray Creed

9.0

As they say elsewhere, Mar-ca-sin. That is a space ship. Viscosity like a ground up bee hive poured out of a blender. Chit's where you would expect it to be. — 9 years ago

with Damon and Mark

David Kline

9.3

Briny ship wood. Toasty, briars, forest litter, definite fall notes!!
Spices are balanced, pumpkin subdued. Really a great beer outside of everything! Fits the season, vacillating between maple and dried leaf. — 10 years ago

with Courtney

Megan Hughes

9.7

Because when your life feels like a cruise ship in rocky waters, the familiar taste of Matthiasson straightens everything out. — 11 years ago

with Tom

David Kline

9.2

Rye toast, cranberry laden gravy, and morel nose with cinnamon and peppercorns in prune smoke. There is dark chocolate in this miasma, too. Blood-thick, with enough residual oak to build your own "Cruz" ship. A virtual reliquary, this dark chunky beast swings like a bat across your front teeth, and doesn't forget the back! Big Spanish monster with hard clay, bonfire, plum reduction, and a brassy finish that hovers around in the shadows for a minute finishing with cassis and a little bakers chocolate for good measure. A steal at 13$! — 11 years ago

with Courtney

Robert Miller

9.7

My wife went to the Boyd Vineyard last weekend on a private tour recommended by a colleague. She liked the 2010 Cab, Oak Knoll District so much, she had the vineyard ship a case home for my birthday. extremely smooth even without giving time to breathe. Not overpowered berry or other fruit, dry but without dust on the rim. You will make a good impression if you bring this to the next dinner party invite but volunteer to open on site as you may not find it again. Just returned from a business trip to my French parent company. I did not taste anything better over there. Concerned how the 2011 will fare given how that poor year is shaping up but there are exceptions, — 11 years ago

Paco Suro

9.6

Full bodied. Need to know more about this native varietal. I think this is at its best right now. 16eur from a shop in Lisbon called Napoleao. They ship to Spain free if you buy a case. — 12 years ago

Rob Renteria

Sommelier La Folie Restaurant

9.4

Visiting an old friend. Solid Malbec from Cahors. The stalwart of the @returntoterroir tasting. — 13 years ago

Charles Garrison

8.9

Drink up...this ship has sailed — 8 years ago

Bryant Bickel

9.1

Good god! That is one of the largest Petite's I have ever had, it I spot on, large marge, large and in charge, tannic like titanic it will sink your ship! — 9 years ago

MM Contreras

9.4

Amazing efforts from the crew in OR- perfect jammy notes, cherry of course, and medium all the way through, I need to figure out how to ship this legally to my Puritan state. — 9 years ago

srh

9.0

[Tasted 8/9/16] IMHO this waaaaaaaaay overachieves @ COSTCO's $8.99. Initially purchased for immediate consumption [& one can certainly utilize it thus], I hope NOT to touch my remaining 2 bottles 'til at least 2018, as, IMHO, this currently stalwart offering is likely to get even better. [And to think COSTCO had no hype whatsoever on this.] :(
— 9 years ago

Jimmy Hayes

Estate Director Mayacamas Vineyard

9.3

Showed well. Full but not overdone. Proper mineral, lemon curd, freshness to the core. Ship shape. Magnum. — 10 years ago

with Jason

Stephen Field

9.2

Tucking into this after a friend recommended I try it after my usual stalwart of gigondas. He was right.

He was also wrong to find something that suits my pallet that's also sold out everywhere. Cunt. — 10 years ago

Doug Burress

Sales K&L Wines

10

Look what I found on a sunkin' ship while diving off the coast! The Leesy will be rocking tonight! — 11 years ago

David Kline

9.1

Golden watermelon and creamy grape nose with kiwi notes and starfruit. Super bretty cedar and spice box with orange peel, lime and sour nectarines. Light And refreshing with a real stick and bark ending. — 11 years ago

with Courtney

Tom L

8.9

Time to be a little foolish :) — 12 years ago

Julia Weinberg

9.1

New treasure made by stalwart favorite Ehren Jordan. West of West fest in effect — 12 years ago

Mark Flesher

9.2

At Elissa's seaport in Galveston toasting the mighty ship with none other than an Elissa IPA! Dark classic IPA. This is the kind of dark bitter beer that you imagine they would have consumed on the maiden voyage of this historic ship. Cheers! — 8 years ago

Kyle VanDevender

9.0

Call me crazy, but this smelled like carrots pulled from cold wet earth and the inside of an old wooden ship in the best possible way. 😍 Tasted like red fruits but also with some rhubarb. Mmmmmm. — 9 years ago

Nick W

10

My favorite wine I had while in France in summer 2015. Trying to find a way to ship this to the U.S. — 9 years ago

with William

Simon Templar

9.1

I started this with a blue corn ship / salsa hors d'oeuvre, an unexpected, yet surprisingly delicioso pairing that made me exclaim "le ole!" This is a good bang for your buck right here. — 10 years ago

Danielle Kolesnik

9.2

Fantastic! Found this at local wine ship. — 10 years ago

with J

Ryan Sherman

9.1

Because mutiny on the bounty's what we're all about. I'm gonna board your ship and turn it on out. #delectableapp — 11 years ago

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9.4

Few better ways to ring in the weekend than with #champagne. Bereche's winning combo of nutty richness plus currents of bright acidity and stoney minerality = stalwart happy maker. — 11 years ago

Chris Connor

9.5

Best takeback from wine country visit. Wish it could ship to Ohio — 11 years ago

Christopher Philipp

9.7

For a non-vintage French sparkling wine this is an excellent value. It costs $10 a bottle in Lafayette Louisiana. I have no idea how they can produce this quality of wine, ship it to the United States, and sell it for its current price. — 11 years ago

Jim Edison

10

#trusted #stalwart — 12 years ago