Easy drinking Sauv Blanc — 5 years ago
A new St Emilion Grand Cru for me @ £25 & whilst it’s not a blockbuster its fabulous for the money & drinking well young 😉 full of fruit 👍 Would be great with lamb I’d say 😁
📍 Chateau Fleur de Lisse 2015
🏵 89 points
🍇 70% Merlot & 30% Cabernet Franc
🍷 Deep dark ruby
👃 Smokey oak through slight sweet dark plum & blackberry w/ minerals, earth, gravel, light cocoa, cedar, pencil lead & wild raspberry
👄 Med smooth fruity fresh body of raspberry, blackberry & dark plum w/ slight dry mineral & a hint of cocoa
🎯 Med+ slight sweet raspberry, blackberry & dark plum fruit filled linger w/ a mineral stoney aftertaste — 7 years ago
I love these guys. Lush and smooth, beautifully weighted and textured. — 9 years ago
Stoney stream water. — 9 years ago
Such value ! Lemon , grapefruit , with good length — 5 years ago
Notes of plum, blackberry, cedar, deepened on the palate with rich full polished structure and elegantly balanced tannins. Both dark and vibrant at once. — 6 years ago
Nice balanced grapefruit hints, not too overpowering — 6 years ago
Black currants, green apple, unripened apricots, red cabbage, with an earthy mineral finish. Very approachable! — 7 years ago
Great smokey nose, nice representation of Walla Walla Syrah w savory notes. — 9 years ago
Holy hell this is great. I mean wow. Leather galore. Gorgeous, stunning, pure. So granitic and mineral. So expansive. Cocoa. Mint. Olive. So wafting and expansive. Palate is rich, ripe and dense with stunning purity, red berry fruit, a gamey, stoney character and lots of freshness. Awesome acids. Really elegant as well. Terrific inner mouth aromas. Really complex and finishes very stoney. So so long. Will only open more. I won’t get to evolve with it as I’m dropping off at a friend’s place for him to enjoy with dinner with some friends he needs to impress. Wow, this is long! Sickness. — 5 years ago

Delicious and easy to drink red. I get notes of cola and cherry. Paired very well with Neapolitan pizza — 6 years ago
Outstanding wine. On the young side, but I really savored it and geeked out 🤓
On opening:
Very restricted and obviously young. Tight, bitter, stoney aroma in the glass. Not the best time to drink it, but not bad and clearly well made. Not much alcohol showing, even at 15% abv
2+ hours:
Starts to open up with underripe raspberry fruit and herbal aromatics
3rd day:
Fully open with amazing red fruit complexity. Raspberry is still leading with dry notes of current and cranberry. Savory and white pepper, refined acidity and balance. — 6 years ago
Sourced from the esteemed ‘Stoney Vine Vineyard’ in the Walla Walla Rocks AVA, the 2017 ‘Tall Tales’ Syrah begins with lovely stony undertones that mingle with the green olive tapenade, bacon fat, cigar ash and clove aromatics that all marvelously combine in the glass. The texture imparted is seriously good as is the flavor range from Satsuma orange zest to ripe red cherry to shades of Umami, bulls blood and sweet pipe tobacco. Delicious now, this will continue to evolve well over the next eight to ten years — but why wait? Drink 2019-2026- 93 — 7 years ago
* appearance: dark purple
* aromas: blackberry, black olive, vanilla, cracked pepper, smoke
* palate: very dense, black fruit, black olive
* structure: full bodied, medium+ acidity, medium tannins, 14.7% ABV
* finish: long, peppery
* winemaking: 100% Syrah blended from three vineyard: Les Collines Vineyard (44%)/Lewis Vineyard (41%)/Stoney Vines Vineyard (15%), aged for 17 months in 15% new oak and 85% older oak barrels
* cost: $45 — 7 years ago



Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7
Never seen it🤷🏼♂️, not sure I want a Pinot style Syrah, I like a big dark Syrah
Keith Crump
Substantial — 5 years ago