50 year port recently bottled by Taylors when released so no sediment to deal with. Very elegant, raisiny sweet finish. Hugely enjoyable. — 7 years ago
Paired this with a filet made at home. Very smooth. Not as big or fruity a taste as I expected. More understated. — 8 years ago
Heard from Tone it's really good — 9 years ago
With2.5 hours in the decanter this 2001 Caymus Special Selection wine was a typical well made Napa Cab. — 10 years ago
Stunning. Pale red, almost brown in colour but with an amazing freshness despite its age balanced with a pleasingly mild sweetness. — 10 years ago
Still young, I'll keep my other '85 Taylor's cellared for at least 5 more years... — 10 years ago
Bright fruit Great stuff with roasted chicken. Almost like summer time. Well not quite. Cherries and cedar are a couple of the enjoyable aromas. — 13 years ago
Complex sweet spicy bold with hints of vanilla. Can’t imagine much better — 4 years ago
Pale lemon with aromas of stone and tropical fruits. Made from 40-year old vines, aged in 100% stainless steel. On the palate flavors of bright lemon citrus with crisp apple and peach notes. This medium-body wine has crisp acidity, good balance and nice mouthfeel, smooth long finish ending with creamy mineral texture. Very Nice! — 5 years ago
Colene had this 8 years ago
Wonderfully refreshing on a hot summer afternoon. — 8 years ago
Okay - fine. It’s a good, probably great wine. Overpriced? Yes. Opus is filled with pretentious douchbags? Double yes. But this is a well-made wine bridging a gap between Napa and Boudreaux. Dusty nose with menthol, earl grey tea, tobacco, flowers, cassis, and creamy dark fruits. It has a really nice velvety finish. — 9 years ago
Very nice. — 10 years ago
Great champagne made better given that someone else was paying. — 10 years ago
This truly is one of the finest red wines ever made. Such heritage, such patience and resilience of a winery in a dire hostile environment . 1995 a classic vintage, tasted 6-28-16. Just thrilling, balanced and sexy. — 10 years ago
1996. Portfection !!! — 12 years ago
My 2nd favorite 20 yr behind Grahams. Ramos Pinto is good as well, but seems to have to bottle to bottle variability issues…. Taylor is a great standby at a good price. — 5 years ago
Favorite of the night — 7 years ago
One of the best vintages, inky fruits, plum, scents of floral, concentrated aroma, adorable and sweet smiling. A little flabby for me made it not a perfect night.
2018/6/21 — 8 years ago
Excellent oxidized/orange from Brickhouse PR — 9 years ago
Turbinado sugar, shiitake mushroom, brown turkey figs, licorice, candied pecans, hazelnuts, vanilla extract, brown butter, Cardamom, poached pear, bitter herbs, wet compost. Wow. Almost savory. — 9 years ago

Beautifully made by nuns. More fruit in the 11 vintage than the '10. Apple pie, citrus and honey. Love this wine. — 12 years ago
The 91 Dominus is the greatest Dominus produced and I have had every vintage since it's inception in 83. The group all thought it was a 1st Growth guessing 82 a Mouton. One of the best Cali's ever made. — 13 years ago
Mike Saviage

Tasted blind. Dark tawny, opaque. Powerful nose. Notes of red and black fruit, leather and cassis, dark soil. Has the funk. We're all in the same camp of where it's from so there is lots of working out who made it. I go with a 59 Latour guess. Really good today, better than a bottle we had of this earlier in the year. Thanks Stan! — 4 years ago