It's a crime against humanity, that after 44 years I been learning about wine varieties that I'm just now becoming aware of Grasvina ( by any of its names ). I mean American wine Universities (ya you Davis) must be pretty F'd up to not teach us about these other IMPORTANT. grape varieties. So tasty and food inviting. Fresh, clean as all get out; my new fav. Very good. — 7 years ago
Awesome wine at a great price point. I think Haber Often flies below the radar since they do not submit to Parker' to get rated. It's their prerogative. I love this producer. His Cabernet is exceptional!!
This is a rich & layered Chardonnay with all the goodies that look for: crime Brûlé, toasted hazelnut with nicely integrated citrus notes. This is a winner winner chicken dinner but unfortunately my Dolphins are A losing proposition! LOL — 8 years ago
Melon in the nose with bright acidity. Holds through the finish. Yum! — 9 years ago
Our 2011 Reserve Pinot was certainly a crowd pleaser today at Staglin Mental Health Festival in Napa! Added bonus of supporting a very worthwhile cause, organized by an incredible family winery. — 10 years ago
With Hillstone recently deciding to A). add a $15 corkage fee to their menu and B). take the Smith-Madrone Spring Mountain Cab Sauv. off their wine list (crime of the century in my opinion!), I wondered if there were any good wine finds left on their menu. I was pleased to find this one and enjoyed it thoroughly with my French Dip! Even better was the cute guy seen sitting across the bar from me! I would have gladly shared! Now, just need to curb my addiction to their creamy horseradish and all will be right in the world-well sorta.... — 7 years ago
Drinking surprisingly well, its not a crime to pop this baby open now.....but of course as with all of Scarpa you can lay it down for decades to come... — 7 years ago
Medium lemon. Crime brûlée, almond apple croissant, creame, flowers, white chocolate with almonds, chalk. Medium acidity, medium minus sugar, medium alcohol — 8 years ago
Nice blush. Slightly tart but not aggressive. Beautiful colour. — 8 years ago
Drank for dessert with Meyer lemon crime brûlée at KT Opera house — 8 years ago
Deep, rich, crime brûlée and citrusy notes with the apple lead. Refreshing. — 9 years ago
Beautiful, still plenty of time in hand, a truly elegant St. Emilion. What a crime that Moueix has taken it away :( — 9 years ago
Big, fruity Bordeaux style. Let it decant for about an hour — 9 years ago
A welcome partner in crime for sushi — 10 years ago
Hot, hot, hot! — 10 years ago
So my black face surprised David L tonight. Couldn't let him come to NY without pressing the flesh. Anyway, we took a picture with the Arietta owner Fritz Hatton. A brilliant evening (organized by Daniel Posner: Grapes) on many levels - At Restaurant North, NY. — 7 years ago
Ahh, reminds me of Fridays back in Chicago @Roman Sukley always started with a white as we got organized. Often with one of these. Lemon, slightly tart, honey, and ends with a hint of earth. Grabbed at a local liquor store, I'll have to go back and grab a couple more bottles. Not a whole lot of choices here in Casper. WY. 2014. 14.5 ABV. With sockeye salmon on TJ's Lemon Pepper Papperdella on Valentine's Day — 7 years ago
Worth a 20th crime. — 8 years ago
A gift of the Jubelirers last weekend, and we organized a cheese course to complement it. Just the right age for cheese, but seems to have life left if you want to wait for more old Margaux subtlety.... — 8 years ago
Florals X 10. Stone fruit, vanillin, crime brûlée, a little bit of lychee. Love it. — 9 years ago
Awesome Pinot Noir at Martin's cottage north of Toronto. — 10 years ago
2003 barbera for $36?! Practically a crime — 10 years ago
Great showing out of Beamsville. — 10 years ago
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Like it. With Gen — 7 years ago