Christopher Fowler

9.2

When people try to tell you Ontario can't do good reds those people are garbage. Garbage. This wine was spectacular and I'm frankly a little sad I didn't save this for a night of Netflix and crying by myself.

Smooth tannins, with chocolate and tobacco and grass. Yum! — 7 years ago

with Michael

Jeanette Hrnyak

9.1

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.... — 8 years ago

Manon Kolic

9.1

In memory of Christina — 8 years ago

with Janelle

Amy Christine Blansit

8.9

It's a crime this wine is so cheap…yum. Buttery. — 9 years ago

with Amber

Martin G Rivard

9.3

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 — 9 years ago

Peter Wassam

9.2

Deep, rich, crime brûlée and citrusy notes with the apple lead. Refreshing. — 10 years ago

Mike Conway

9.2

Florals X 10. Stone fruit, vanillin, crime brûlée, a little bit of lychee. Love it. — 10 years ago

David Gorecki

9.0

Big, fruity Bordeaux style. Let it decant for about an hour — 11 years ago

Jared Heber

Partner Grandes Places Sélections

9.6

2003 barbera for $36?! Practically a crime — 12 years ago

Christopher Fowler

9.0

Floral and slightly off dry, but well balanced. Not cloying. A great match for bacon-wrapped cherries 👌

#laterwine — 8 years ago

with Patrick and Michael

Kelly Seay

9.0

More like true crime — again, kiddin’ it’s great. — 8 years ago

Selim Batibay

9.2

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... — 8 years ago

Elizabeth Rice

9.4

A highlight of our Magnum PI Magnum party where we opened 19 Magnums of different wines. This wine had dark mysterious fruit with a sexy masculine spice. It's a crime to not drink the whole bottle. — 8 years ago

with Armen and Pierre

Marty Mathis

9.9

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. — 9 years ago

Brooke Gordon

9.8

Personal favourite. A bit sweet. Better after dinner — 10 years ago

Austin Ferrari

Wine Director Hillside Supper Club

9.4

Oxidative crime!! So delicious — 10 years ago

David Netzer

Owner Wine House Limited

9.3

Beautiful, still plenty of time in hand, a truly elegant St. Emilion. What a crime that Moueix has taken it away :( — 10 years ago

with Chad

Joe Hirsch

9.7

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. — 11 years ago

with Hirsch and Audra

Ashley Jones

9.1

Easy drinking. Cool crime statement on cork. Tarty but caby. Interesting history. — 12 years ago

Martin Richardson

9.0

Amazing that an island with such a high crime rate (based on my watching Hawaii 5-0) and violent police force (again based on what I’ve seen in Hawaii 5-0) can produce such a good beer. — 8 years ago

Skip Smyser

9.0

A crime to drink so young — 8 years ago

Bob Bryden

Founder The Lake Sommelier, LLC, Author Wine Talk

9.7

Big, Fruity, floral, silky smooth with years to go. Almost a crime to drink this so early but I couldn't help it. One of my all time favorites. — 8 years ago

with Tom and Gregory

Scott Rowe

9.5

So clean it's a crime. — 9 years ago

Steve Bozich

9.1

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 — 9 years ago

Chris Bensick

9.3

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.... — 9 years ago

Jennifer Kahler

9.1

Drank for dessert with Meyer lemon crime brûlée at KT Opera house — 10 years ago

Sasha Agapov

9.1

Nice Barbaresco for $35? Yes, please. Aromatic, intense rich dark fruit aromas — I get plum, cherry, meat, a bit of metallic and lots of earthy tones. Not decanting this one should be a crime. — 10 years ago

Kim Aliperti

9.0

Melon in the nose with bright acidity. Holds through the finish. Yum! — 11 years ago

Joe Wines

9.5

A welcome partner in crime for sushi — 11 years ago

Carla Hine

9.0

Hot, hot, hot! — 12 years ago