Solid. Complex flavor. Not too sweet. Good afternoon (or morning) refreshment — 8 years ago

Fantastic village Chablis. This is my 8th bottle of this yes same vintage. But its so good. Line a chablis Who Want to be a White from Beaune!!! With The mineral.
Really yellow tones of Apples and citrus deap Line a Premier Cru. Dont buy it, Then there is more for me — 10 years ago
Very pleasant red blend. Short finish but still a nice sipping wine. — 11 years ago
Love the entire #Hofstätter line! — 11 years ago
Solid. With Casey at Cabana 11/5/13. — 13 years ago
Hands down the best California Petit Sirah I have had. It's balanced with ripe fruit and and suave tannins. Rhone characteristics mingle with Cali fruit. At under $10 a bottle, this is the best deal on the wine planet! — 13 years ago
So smooth but full bodied — 8 years ago
Possibly the only Syrah I’ve ever liked from the US and not Australia. Year = 2015. Fuller body but very tasty! — 9 years ago
Hints of plum, clove, mild acid, velvet mouthfeel. Balanced tannins. — 10 years ago
Meaty white wine! Low acidity — 10 years ago
Fine chilled but a little too sweet or something - proly wouldn't get again — 10 years ago
Rich full bodied cab. Perfect in front of the fire on a cool night — 11 years ago
Delish cab smooth fruit — 12 years ago
Yummy! Nice & light! — 13 years ago
Patio drinker, stereotyped nz $9 wg — 8 years ago
Cold night in Seattle calls for a smoky WA red blend. This is rather nice, not our usual style, but very well-made. Not too sweet or hot like many of its brethren. Pomegranate and wood on the delicate nose, blackberry and pepper on the palate. Oak is present but not overwhelming. Nice work. — 9 years ago

Great value, some of the more expressive fruit notes that I've had out of a Finger Lakes Riesling — 9 years ago
Light in color and body for a grenache/syrah blend. A little young still. Still delicious and wonderful with goat cheese. — 10 years ago
Steve Peck- If Paso Robles had a sister city among European wine regions, it could very well be Jumilla, Spain. Both are known for 50 degree diurnal temperature swings and calcareous soils. The wines are incredibly ripe and juicy if this example from Gil Family is typical. 70% Monastrell (aka, Mourvèdre), 30% Cabernet. This wine walks the line between the unctuous Rhone genre and the tightness of Bordeaux. Huge fruit volume with a rounded palate. Label declares 16%, but you would never guess it. I'm impressed. — 10 years ago
Delicious. Very nice red fruit merlot flavors. Well integrated silky tannins. Very easy to drink. 13.5% abv — 11 years ago
Nice Merlot based blend. Pretty light bodied but nice fruit as well. — 11 years ago
Deep rich color. Loaded with black cherries, hit of leather and tobacco. — 13 years ago
Fine wine for Pennsylvania! — 14 years ago
Norman
It had the Russian preferred bite. Needed a pickle! — 7 years ago