Easy drinking light cab — 8 years ago
Hard to tell if this saw any oak. Bright and vibrant leaner style Chard. — 10 years ago
2009 - Wow.... Just when Cali wines were starting to bore me, this came along with a crazy long finish. Can't imagine a better chard than this. Full bodied and well integrated oak with a little vanilla. Great honeysuckle and fruit. The acidity is at a perfect place; creates structure, but isn't searing. Wonderful. Ready to drink now, but no rush. — 11 years ago
Awesome napa chard — 12 years ago
California underground. Hard to find. Guy who makes red hook. The scholium project. Abe Schoener. — 12 years ago
Scholium project 2012 intern harvest party, wine 8. Really good! Much in common with the amazing Ganevat. — 13 years ago
Well balanced. A perfect example of what California chard should taste like. — 8 years ago
Both really bright and really deep. Black currant, black raspberry followed by a hit of red currant and red raspberry. About an hour of decant until it was really hitting its stride. — 8 years ago
solid California chard. Not too over the top, with the right amount of richness and acidity. I'm down. — 11 years ago
Great silky chard. — 11 years ago
Great Chard - every time I have a Ceritas, I wonder why I don't drink them more often. Good acidity, with a whisper of pear and lime. — 11 years ago
Superb! Fresh and vigorous. Scholium project 2012 intern harvest party, wine 13 — 13 years ago
The 2015, the other half of the night's comparison. Less subtle, more floral. Jasmine, rose petal, honey. All powerful, but all a bit separate and distinct. I think this could lie down for a good while. Will be pleased to try another bottle in a few years. — 8 years ago
Super dark. Very high alcohol content. Lots of balsamic vinegar and maybe a hit of strawberry. — 9 years ago
Go to chard. Oak. — 10 years ago
Yummy stainless Steele chard! — 11 years ago
World Cup final wine! Lives up to it superbly. — 11 years ago
2010. Night and day difference from 2006. — 13 years ago

Liz O'Neal
Lovely chard! Neutral French oak, no hints of butter. My kind of chard! — 7 years ago