This is the wine we choose every single time at Jiko at Animal Kingdom Lodge. It's abt a $50 bottle after Dianey's markup. It's not something I'd buy to drink at home. — 6 years ago
A great Okanagan Pinot Noir from a family run winery. Good balance, the right amount of acid with a touch of cranberries. Sipping this wonderful wine at Island Lake Lodge the home of world class cat skiing ⛷ on a beautiful Christmas Eve. Cheers 🎄🍷🇨🇦 — 6 years ago
Had the 2016 at the CBHA Jasper Park Lodge awards. Delicious. Sweetish but not too sweet. Nice very cold. — 8 years ago
Fabulous wine. Golden color with classic chenin aromas; quince, lemon oil, honey and butterscotch... found this on the list at Bernardus lodge for $60... siting down outside at the lodge with this at my table for $60 is ridiculous... good work michael Marcy — 8 years ago
It could sit a bit longer but ever last sip was enjoyed. A dirty Pinot noir that has great earthy tones, muddy some may say with a short finish. My last bottle, will be hunting out more. — 8 years ago
Light but complex. Tasted raspberry and cocoa. Really enjoyed this. Super approachable. — 5 years ago
A little smoky. Raspberry, blueberry, strawberry. Medium-length finish. Very smooth. Lighter than expected, but very good with the Flint Oak Lodge elk dinner. — 6 years ago
The acidity is like a punch in the face - in a good way! Very dry with a bit of sunny currant. — 7 years ago
My in-laws frequent Cabo often and claim that they’ve found some impressive wines from Mexico/Baja region. They enjoy fine wine, so I trusted their opinion and went hunting. This winery is supposedly one of the top wineries in Mexico, and I was able to find the last 3 bottles (at the time) in the US as the winery was sold out. We had dinner with them at my wife and I’s favorite spot in Fort Worth and I surprised them with this wine.
Pours dark and inky. Aromatically, this was a circus bash of red, blue and black fruit. There was also some black peppercorn and cedar. The front and mid-palate were dense...oak wasn’t dominant, just an absolute rush of fresh squeezed fruit. Finish was spice driven. Blind, I would have likely called this a zin/petite sirah blend (but structure kept this from being an overblown, hot, flabby Napa style zin). Very unique and enjoyable. Bravo Mexico/Baja! — 7 years ago
복숭아 탄산 향긋하고 부드러운.. 첫 잔에 깜짝 놀랐음 오픈한 직후가 더 맛있었던듯 — 8 years ago
Superb oddball grown along the northernmost reaches of the Tuscan coast. Opens with bright acidity like wild raspberries & bing cherries, but as this Vermentino Nero catches air, plums, a kiss of figs, and savory herbs emerge with very fine & mellow tannins. Worth hunting down! — 8 years ago
Amazing white, perfect soft finish! From lake tekapo lodge — 6 years ago
2016
Best Chianti I’ve ever had!
Smooth, little bit of smoke, ask, mild sausage/pepperoni. Wonderful compliment to any Italian dish or smoked meat. Hunting for this in a wine shop! Had at restaurant — 6 years ago
Light yet flavorful, doesn't dry out, nice blackberry flavors — 7 years ago
1/2 price at happy hour at Great Wolf Lodge. WHAT? Less than retail. Too young but time in the decanter (plastic cups) brought out finesse, balance and a great long finish. — 8 years ago
Had with dinner at Ski Tip Lodge in Keystone 3/1/2017. Recommended by sommelier. — 8 years ago
That is my hunting wine. I have several different years stashed away with little matter of tasting nuances. It's our tradition of harvesting game, the careful processing of it - and the first consumption of a filet or backstrap — 8 years ago
Paula Strebig
Lovely medium bodied white with a fair number of legs. Subtle notes of floral on the nose. Pears & apricots on the fore palate followed by soft but distinct minerals, and finished with whispers of citrusy lemon - lime. Enjoyed it with Tim at Tarpon Lodge on Pine Island (seafood & filet) — 4 years ago