Gaetan Ciampini

9.2

This is why people (still ?;) ) drink claret — 7 years ago

Scott Petrus

8.9

Lotta fake news out there people. This is a great boogie at a good fair price. Cherry and acid in balance. — 8 years ago

Austin Paramore

9.9

The best thing I’ve tasted at the ripe age of 34. People get very excited and very envious when I bring it to a party. Drank this one at my friend Eric’s Christmas party at his dad’s $13M Mansion eating Parkshore and dancing the night away with Ed, Amie, Chad, Melissa, Todd, Eric, Nelson, Ali, Liz, Pete, and many more. — 8 years ago

Kim Stanbro

9.3

2009. Only one plot at Silver Oak affected. Today, a family member commented that CA wines may be all gone. I responded I'd rather never drink another glass but have all those innocent people and homes back. In the meantime, we continue to drink our Napa faves in our cellar- it's Friday, so this one's a magnum. #NapaFire — 9 years ago

with Dave

Richard Steinberg

9.8

Celebrating my father in law as he finished his battle with pancreatic cancer. Sometimes there is the right wine at the right place with the right people. Even let the almost adult children on the action. Great celebration. This wine was feminine and full of black/ blue fruit. Thank you Lou for your passion You exceeded expectations and delivered. From magnum. — 10 years ago

David Annis

9.4

Admittedly this is probably a little too generous, but we've had nothing but fantastic experiences with Broman. Jill found the 2007 in the basement of a wine shop in San Diego a couple years ago, and it was fantastic. Small production family operation, very gracious people... And the wine, if you can find it, is a wonderful value. The nose on this is beautiful, the fruit and tannins are balanced. Everything you want in a Napa cabernet. A quick decant will be rewarded. — 10 years ago

Christen Sawyer

10

We had this at our office Christmas party and it was SO good! Group of very different people but we all agreed that this wine was 👌 — 7 years ago

Adam Reinhard

10

When a person you respect gives you a bottle they aught not give you, just make sure you open it with good people and good food. — 8 years ago

Shay A

9.5

Flat out amazing. One of the greatest pinots I’ve ever had. Do people understand this is 16yrs old and it tastes like this? So much kirsch, blueberries, dates, blackberry stems. Impeccable texture. Can’t believe this is more than 7yrs old. — 8 years ago

with Dan, Benjamin and 1 other

Pam Starr

Owner/Winemaker Crocker & Starr Wines

9.1

Another good find on the la toque list. Opened up at the end of the glass. This wine is why people drink napa merlot. Bing cherry malt and cream. — 9 years ago

with Norm and Ken

Carl Fischer

9.9

To quote my two friends @Martin G Rivard and @Mike Rowe this is a bad ass wine eliciting smiles all around (and a great way to start 2017). Parker gave this a perfect score and it is a beauty. Decanting is a must at this point. It's been opening up over the last 4 hours and think it will continue to improve if I can sip more slowly lol. Slightly cloudy, and a bright purple in the glass. On the nose, cassis, vanilla and toast dominate. The sips are long and driven by fruit (blue and blackberries and cassis). Liquid silk in the mouth with sweet tannins and a surprisingly strong acidity. The finish is long. This is a total baby but I had to try it. Happy New Year to all my Delectable friends and especially to my fellow Wine Nerd Herd. I've always believed that sharing wine with friends is the greatest gift and this app has enabled me to do that with friends near and far and connect with some great people. May 2017 be a year of great health and happiness and may all our glasses be full! — 9 years ago

Jessica Montville

9.0

Drink ice cold, delicious rose, salmon in color. People loveeeee this wine! — 10 years ago

Steven Beishuizen

9.0

I was at the winery many years ago the day that Sophia Coppola was up for her Oscar for Lost in Translation. I always thought of this as just a brand before that, but watching the tasting room volunteers beam with pride that day reminds me that the wine truly comes from the people that produce it. I know that sounds cheesy. I saw this in the liquor store for a decade before I bought it years ago. And now that many, many years have passed since those early wine years for me, I look at this wine fondly. Which is really what wine is all about. — 8 years ago

with Anita

Caro Clare

9.5

Vacation wine with my favorite people! — 8 years ago

with Nathan

Camille Puglia

9.2

The rose for people who don’t like rose — 8 years ago

Andrew S

9.1

Our prayers and thoughts go out to all the people affected by the fires in California. After a whole week, it still appears surreal and heartbreaking out there. — 9 years ago

Justin Hansohn

9.0

Again, for the price here I would rather have an extremely expressive village burgundy that would deliver louder everything for the money. Nonetheless this is worthy for California and people doing their best to make something more out of what's here. — 9 years ago

Bwilly

8.9

When in Willamette Valley, do as the Willamette Valley people do -- aka drink a fuckload of vintage Pinots #goducks — 10 years ago

Christopher Bates

Master Sommelier, Owner/Winemaker Element Winery

9.4

People often times claim Lopez as the best producer in Rioja, and they are right... — 10 years ago

Simon Haidamous

9.1

I know people bitch about the Caymus and Silver Oaks of the world. They bitch because it's consistently great and set a standard. — 10 years ago