Love this wine! Not too sweet. — 6 years ago
Very fresh with still some good fruit. — 6 years ago
Some Pinot to go with cheese and crackers? Yes please! — 7 years ago

Tropical and creamy citrus notes, fun and playful as the name suggests. — 8 years ago
Classy subtle oak. Moderate acidity. Beautiful balance and richness — 9 years ago
Silky, subtle red fruits, a little herbal earth but very delicious. — 9 years ago
Love this Syrah. Nice long finish on this one. Young but still fairly smooth. — 9 years ago
Coffee, olive, vanilla, pepper. Bitter finish but still incredibly complex. — 10 years ago
Zwarte bessen, stevige body, klein zoetje in afdronk. Heerlijk met stoofvlees. — 5 years ago
Dark gold. Heavy like oil in the glass. At open this has an oxidative nose with a heavy dose of apple cider. But the first taste revealed a massive core of fruit with a lot of acidity. Thus with air this opened up to reveal a powerful and rich wine. Notes of ripe apples, uncut lemons, beeswax, stones and tan spice. Some heat suggests this has a fair amount of alcohol too. I liked this but was alone amongst the family in that assessment. I would say drink these up sooner rather than later but it depends how you like your aged white Rhône. — 6 years ago
Una de les meves IPAs preferides, millor en llauna que en ampolla. Fantàstica a tota hora! — 7 years ago
The 2016 Syrah is a very pretty wine from Greg Brewer's Ex Post Facto project. Racy and perfumed in the glass, with striking aromatic presence, the 2016 makes a strong opening statement. The red and purplish berry fruit is nicely lifted by floral and savory overtones from the whole clusters. It will be interesting to see where this wine goes in the future. Certainly the debut vintage is promising. Brewer gave the fruit, from Spear, 4-5 days of cold soak followed by a lengthy fermentation/maceration of 45 days or so. The 2016 spent 16 months in neutral French oak. (Antonio Galloni, Vinous, September 2018) — 8 years ago
Smooth and spicy. Great with a steak and chimichurri Sauce. Affordable. Dark currant and tobacco. Let it breathe. — 10 years ago
Yummy! Oaky with rounded tannins and fruit! — 14 years ago

I started keeping bees a couple of years back so couldn’t resist picking up this wine and what a treat! One of the best zinfandels I’ve enjoyed. A wine to sip and enjoy, complex and refined, grab a bottle to have with close friends! — 6 years ago
Kicking the festivities off with some 1990 Champagne. This is medium gold with active bubble stream. Brioche toast nose. Also notes of citrus, apple juice and stones. Pleasant in the mouth but not overpowering. Decent showing but I expected (and wanted) more energy and mousse. (Bday 1 of 13) — 6 years ago
A mammoth wine with dark berries and ripe bramble fruit. — 8 years ago
Unparallel intensity, concentration, & character. What a superb wine! Definitely aged to perfection! — 8 years ago
Ah, the Rocks at Milton-Freewater produce such remarkable and distinctive fruit. Morgan Lee’s take on the Stoney Vine Syrah is outstanding. Earthy, gamey, succulent, dark and full stone fruit (plum) that just keeps going. This is good for another 5 years I think. — 9 years ago
Amazing taste, a little oak-like finish. I don't taste the grapefruit like I do with other Sauvignon blanc from this region — 11 years ago
Phil Gurin
Simply delicious. Nice fruit nice finish very happy right now — 5 years ago