100% Grenache Rosé! Super amazing! Super dry. — 6 years ago
Pierce Brosnan smooth ++ — 7 years ago
Perfect deniability and dry — 8 years ago
Floral aromas. Crisp acidity. Limited production. Notable minerality. Lemon. Peaches. Apples. Pears. A beautiful choice! — 8 years ago
Off the hook @Lyle Fass This has a a type of thunder that would pierce the hardest steel around. Reminds of what nature and man is capable of if working together. Wow' — 8 years ago
Nicely realized Cab Franc. Nose is a pleasant combination of berry and caramel. Not fruit forward but nice traces of blackberry and plum. Tannins take over late. Good complexity and a good unique wine.
— 6 years ago
An explosion of juiciness — 7 years ago
Acidic and surprisingly light, rounded smell — 8 years ago
Bodega Pierce 2015 Malvasia Bianca, Rolling View Vineyard, Cochise County, Arizona. Purchased on my last trip to AZ. Served chilled with a cheese plate and friends on a sunny evening in my backyard. Aromas of pineapple, melon and fragrant honeysuckle with a hint of green herbs. Noticeable salinity. Viscous mouthfeel. A pretty wine for casual springtime sipping. — 8 years ago
Agreed with Garrett Pierce one of the best if not the best NW Chardonnays I've ever had — 8 years ago
Smooth red blend, fruit forward cherry and blackberry, tannins pick up late with a earthy finish, bit of acid late. nicely done overall. — 6 years ago
Simon Pierce — 6 years ago
Zingy. Cedar, herbs and cherrywood on the nose. Flavor is complex, cedar-y and classic Spaniard. Deep and rich for the age. Nice sauna and berry extravaganza. Fully expressive of a place and time. — 7 years ago
2014 Cabernet Sauvignon from Saeculum Cellars (Bodega Pierce) in Cochise County Arizona. Good with meatloaf, boutique chocolates and helps with warding off the days stress. — 8 years ago
Raspberry, lavender, unruled marionberry, subtle spice. — 8 years ago
A cheery mix of coconut, unripe pineapple, and tannins. I love this Monterey wine. It reminds me of the old days, of a college party with music, booze, frat guys, and Malibu Rum. — 8 years ago
Sherry, oak, toffee, and subtle smoke. Fantastic! — 8 years ago
Noel Brandl
Previously drank 15' and 14' sequentially and with slight yet pronounced acute differences due to vintage in the fruit, all varietals are pronounced and none overpowers the other. They seem to be adjusted to give the best presentation accordingly. The 13' had lesser vaccuum in bottling but did not sacrifice potential during storage as it fruit is still suddenly vibrant with syrah a top note. Tannins pierce the tip of the tongue and gradually roll to backside of the palate with pleasant ripened red cherries and red plums exclusively, slight smoke from surely light and medium toast from what seems to be American and French oak casks. This surely keeps a nice bouquet of spice lingering. Properly stored this production could poor well through 2025 where the plums might supersede the cherries, which might be more sophisticated. Either way all have been well built for the long haul and will eventually have a following for the experienced. Kudos to those who design wines and not just produce. — 5 years ago