@ownrooted sustaining the household through the early hours of the evening. Pure. A golden babbling brook. — 8 years ago
Decant, Decant, Decant. Dark red fruits, white pepper and floral notes are expressive and detailed. It's dense and substantial, with pretty floral, herbal and earthy aromas and stony, smoky, olive flavors. Good to the last drop. — 9 years ago
A gorgeous red blend. — 9 years ago
All stony mineral and beeswax. A real treat and not yet at its peak. — 10 years ago
Chalky, tannic cab. Oak is nicely integrated, body med plus. — 10 years ago
This Etna rosso is quite nice, stony, so much volcano mineral ash! — 10 years ago
Soon good. — 10 years ago
Superb red vine, one of the best — 11 years ago
Drinking at black cat with Eva Mendez and Ryan gosling — 12 years ago
One of the great terroirs of Sancerre, paired with buffalo chicken salad because why not. This wine is just pure pleasure—rich and expansive but with plenty of mineral cut, stony but honeyed and suffused with a kaleidoscope of citrus and stone fruit, with a hint of marzipan and toast on the finish. — 7 years ago
Loved this wine! Easy to drink with a great butter and cream to it. No harsh finish just a really lovely wine. — 9 years ago
Incomparable Riesling! Very oily and mineral. Nose is dominated by stony complexity: wet rocks, moss, white tea, straw, wool and jasmin. Discrete fruit associations in the back: peach kernel and red apple peel. Hints of petrol. Salty palate, very mineral and stony too, wonderful concentration and focus. Lots of tension and persistence in the impressive finish, which caries its alcoholic content (14%) well. Oh, and its completely dry! It rocks, big time. — 9 years ago
Picked for rosé. Pressed and fermented white. Small amount of Cab added at the end for color. Tons of acid. Very refreshing. — 10 years ago
Salmon, orange in color. Citrus, watermelon rind, and stony minerality with some good acidity and a lingering finish. Sinskey is a perennial Rose favorite, and for good reason. Well made and enjoyable. — 10 years ago
Unfined, unfiltered 2014 vintage.
Chamaleontic, funky drop.
Nose dominated by black olives in brine, preserved plum, soy sauce, balsamic, black forest fruits, cinnamon, clove, bay leaf.
Elegant palate, tannin in place and refreshing acidity with a good length.
Barossa meets the Rhone.
Amusing, intriguing and delicious.
— 10 years ago
@ Sapori Trattoria... Very Good! — 12 years ago
Tasted blind. Medium gold color. Looks older. Notes of dried apricots and beeswax. In the mouth it's nicely rich, but there's no significant acidity to balance against the fruit. We are all convinced this isn't Chardonnay. I guess 70's Bordeaux Blanc. No, its (old) CA Chardonnay. Interesting data point. — 7 years ago
13 June 2017. The Ten Bells, New York, NY. — 8 years ago
Perfectly matched with our Tuk Tuk adventure 2nd course. — 10 years ago
Turn on, tune in, and cop out: one for the acid freaks. Peachy top notes with underlying green apple acidity. — 10 years ago
Stony, lemony, savory. Good grip to the texture. — 10 years ago
Excellent wine, light full bodied beautiful color. — 11 years ago
First wine enjoyed during our month in San Diego! — 12 years ago
Tom Casagrande
This is clearly intended to portray a Burgundian profile. And it largely succeeds. The Chablis-like nose has wet stony earth and apply fruit. Crisp acids. Minerally flavors. The problem — and this is a problem I see whenever someone in a region with abundant sunshine actively tries to rein in the ripeness by picking early — is that by picking before the time when nature gives you the ripeness IT wants, the wines somehow lack depth and feel a little “clipped.” So, in sum, I like this, but it lacks the depth to be profound. — 7 years ago