Mike Searby

9.0

Attractive strawberries and fresh. Good length. Wined up here. — 10 years ago

Rebecca Fletcher

9.2

Barrel fermented! Pair with crab or lobster. Beautiful! — 11 years ago

Jim Lindsay

9.0

Ribena, starburst fruit, vanilla oak. Drying tannins — 12 years ago

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Alison Toohey

9.5

Love this innocent bystander Shiraz.. Easy to drink... An all time favourite — 10 years ago

Rachel Merriam

Wine Director Casa Mono

9.0

Steps away from Portugal. This wine has some attitude! @Casa Mono — 11 years ago

Andrew Lampasone

Owner Wine Watch Selections

9.2

One thousand steps the distance between two milestones on a roman road — 12 years ago

David Sargsyan

9.8

Breathtaking in its beauty, nestled in the shadows of biblical Mount Ararat, 1400 meters above sea level, and only steps away from the most ancient of sites (a 6100 year old winery), the vineyards of Zorah are set in the quintessential wine producing region of Armenia, in Yeghegnadzor. A fantastic journey which began in Tuscany, Italy, and led ultimately to the ancestral homeland of its creators. Zorah Karasi 2011 — 13 years ago

Devin Bray

8.9

Berries and a hint of barnyard on the nose, along with hints of kirsch and dried flowers. Modest raspberry fruit on the palate with a big, aggressive whack of wood that becomes bitter and slightly metallic on the finish. Medium-minus body, medium-minus acidity. Long finish dominated by bitter wood notes. A few steps away from greatness. — 11 years ago

William Hughes

9.3

Kevin steps it up with his wild ferment. Absolutely delicious! Steely mineral nose with asparagus and lemongrass. The mouthfeel is precisely textured with grapefruit, yellow apple, and lemon rind. The long finish is pleasantly chalky with fine acidity. — 11 years ago

Alex Crown

Sales Cornerstone Cellars

9.8

Consistently one of my favorite wines. Sadly, it was my last bottle. — 12 years ago