Enjoyed with BGE tenderloin with Alan and Lettie — 5 months ago
Haven’t had a Turley in years, and this is good. Fruit leather on the nose, with very soft, light berries on the palate. Low acidity. Subtle minerals, herbs and spice. Overall dry, with some sweetness. Hint of thyme. Light-bodied (12.5% abv) with clear ruby color and pleasing tannins. Medium-long finish. Great with cured meats. — 8 months ago
2021 vintage is very smooth. Delicious — 8 months ago
Very good balance of grip acidity and fruit — 4 months ago
Turley remains my number one and two favorite wine. An absolute masterpiece out of Napa Valley. Pairs well with red meat and spiced vegetables. — 5 months ago
last of the original format bottles in my collection. was worth the wait — 8 months ago
I should have waited a couple of years for this. Almost undrinkable without decanting. Great potential on this as after 4 hours of decanting, this was great. — 9 months ago
Color dark with no bricking. Bought on release. Balanced with good mouth feel and long finish. Mostly black fruit overtones. Drinking very well. — 6 years ago
loved this but couldn’t wait the extra 10 years. — 4 months ago
Great nose. Light start, velvety on palate, and great finish. — 4 months ago
Deep, purple, black pour with no signs of bricking…dark fruit aromatics that was surprising (due to age) and pleasing…rich dark fruit flavors (no one fruit stood out) with medium finish. The bottle was consistent through evening…quite pleased with how well this showed due to age — 6 months ago
2/2025. #24 on WS Top 100 2024. A nice medium bodied Zin. Paired well with my grilled pork chops. — 9 months ago
Lemon, papaya, and pineapple. Nice and refreshing. Obviously less minerality than a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, but still extremely delicious. — 5 years ago
Joe DAscoli
This wine hits with massive brightness and blueberry flavors. But it also has excellent acidity to avoid it being sweet or fruit bomb like.
Pretty good with some age on it. — 4 months ago