Isaac Pirolo

9.3

Just the usual Friday afternoon at Theorem. Grower Champagne and antique guns. — 6 years ago

Stinkstank

9.4

Dry. Not a lot of depth. But good drinking. Slight bitterness. — 6 years ago

Kyle Schlachter

Writer Colorado Wine Press

9.0

Toasting #40under40 with another Colorado 40er #we40under40 — 7 years ago

David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.5

Dig that crazy iron soil with quartz. Big, bold Shiraz with soft minerals and iron pan that doesn't seem all that earthy. So good. — 7 years ago

Luis Arguero (@winefromAtoZ)

8.9

Smooth. Black cherries. Dry. An urban style Cab Franc bought at the Denver airport. Hurray for local wines! — 9 years ago

Vasudev Vadlamudi

9.2

More monkeys. I feel this is the kind of meal a PG Wodehouse character would have. — 9 years ago

Katelyn Schwarz

10

Bomb dot com — 10 years ago

Taryn Power

9.7

This is actually their Malbec. — 10 years ago

AJ

9.2

Pythagorean theorem ftw — 6 years ago

Stinkstank

9.4

Piney from the hops. Dry, but a nice sweetness. — 6 years ago

Isaac Pirolo

9.7

Needed something to ease the pain of leaving Napa tomorrow. Some extraordinary sites, exceptional wines, and even better people...
Theorem Vineyards
Arkenstone Vineyards
Frank Family Vineyards
Ashes & Diamonds
Carter Cellars
Envy Wines
Ancillary Cellars
Ovid
Pride Mountain Vineyards
Outpost Wines
Volker Eisele Family Estate — 6 years ago

Kapyrick Wine

9.0

V15. Well made and well done. Crisp, the semillon adds juiciness to bone dry wine. Enjoyable! — 8 years ago

Camilla Carboni

9.7

Gorgeous luminous red color, fruity aroma, light, fruity and flavorful finish — 9 years ago

with Matt

Kashy Khaledi

10

Popped it 5 years too early. Stiff as fuck. BUT, a cacophony of mind-bending complexity unlike anything I have ever tried. Paired it with Terry Gilliam's "Zero Theorem". Actually, both are 5 years ahead of their time and play up the cerebral to the limit. — 10 years ago

J M

9.4

Well rounded and wonderful with or without food. — 10 years ago

Isaac Pirolo

9.6

Cayuse was called for after a long week at the office which consisted of tastings at Larkmead and Skipstone (not to mention tasting each barrel of 2016 Theorem) and visits to our two new vineyard sites (Moon Mountain and Dry Creek). The highlight of the week, though, was my first working lunch at Diavola in Geyserville. I get it now... anytime close and it’s mandatory.

As for this Cayuse... the 2011 God Only Knows Grenache comes from a 7 acre parcel of the Armada Vineyard in Walla Walla Valley. The other 25 acres or so are planted to Syrah. While close to being ready immediately, an hour open really helps it work out the kinks, which should almost be expected for a wine this exotic. At its core it is kirsch infused with fresh cracked pepper, forest floor, and Herbes de Provence, with a pure minerality that adds just enough acid, but not too much that it keeps the Strawberry from shaking its ass. Stunning. — 6 years ago

Aaron Tan

9.0

More tension than the Schubert Theorem. In a way, I prefer this. — 7 years ago

Mark Seeber

8.9

A great surprise. Enough sweetness that I wouldn't drink without food, but it has bright citrus and pineapple with honey on the finish. Paired wonderfully with Christmas gumbo (duck, turkey and andouille). — 7 years ago

Joel Pennington #❤️🐢🍷

Owner/Winemaker Slow Turtle Vineyard

9.0

Full of flavor - only 3.5% ABV which makes this the king of session beers. The entire lid of the can pulls back so that you can enjoy the aromas - I've never seen this kind of packaging before, would be perfect for canned wine (eg Infinite Monkey Theorem) — 9 years ago

Michael Johnson

8.9

Colorado petite Syrah? Who knew? — 10 years ago

Allison Orr

8.9

Surprisingly sweet a nice blend a little sweeter than what we are used to but a crowd pleaser for Mother's Day — 10 years ago

Peter Miller

9.6

Cab Franc 2011 infinite monkey theorem — 11 years ago