The Seeker

The Seeker

Rosé 2015

Yum yum yum!!!! — 8 years ago

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Pays d'Oc Red Blend 2012

Good blend better than Spanish Anogosto — 8 years ago

Rich Bolitski
with Rich

The Seeker

Vin de Pays du Puy de Dôme Pinot Noir 2012

Aboard the Bahama Celebration! Our first meal after leaving port out of West Palm Beach, which we was drank while wearing purple and blue and while conversing with Kenyon and Taviera. — 10 years ago

Philo Ridge

Vino di Mendocino Red Blend

5th edition non vintage -
Zin-Syrah-Petite Sirah-Carignan loads of dark fruit on the nose are layered on the palate. Big and bold enough to suit the fancy of the bold drinker and refined and elegant enough to please the old world seeker.
— 8 years ago

The Seeker

Pinot Grigio 2012

Great for Phoenix pool parties, but keep the glasses away from the pool. — 9 years ago

The Seeker

California Chardonnay 2010

Crisp clean mild yummy — 11 years ago

Black Raven Brewing Co.

Wisdom Seeker Double Indian Pale Ale

Better integrated pine and malt with no soapiness. A definite improvement upon their previous rendition of this beer. — 8 years ago

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Malesco

The Seeker Barossa Valley Shiraz 2008

2008 vintage. Red berries and plum, somewhat earthy with moderate tannins. From the FIL’s collection. — 9 years ago

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Mendoza Malbec 2012

Smoooooooooth — 9 years ago

Jacques Selosse

V.O. Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru Champagne Chardonnay

Produced by Anselme and Corinne Selosse - owners of "les Avizes" hotel - a place I will visit to learn more about this fascinating producer. This wine is not like any champagne you have had before, your "initiale" impression might jolt your senses!! You must have an open mind and allow this wines innate qualities to take over. *oxidized style, a kiss of balsamic or sherry from time in wood and age of cuvée - this wine was disgorged in 2011 and is a blend of 03-04-05. I think a Tete de cuvée seeker will stumble on this wine and try to fit it in the wrong frame - at $250 it comes with expectations that a good Sommelier will need to steer. This is not like Krug or anything else - it is so unique that you probably need to totally remove your mind from Champagne.... With that said, this wine haunts my mind!!! Two days later it is all I can think about. I will attempt to describe: stewed apricot, lime zest, quince, balsamic, vanilla, and a bubble so faint that it acts like a housekeeper just refreshing the room that is your palate. Haunting - charming - devious - sensual - erotic - mind altering....must have again soon. — 9 years ago

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