Martin Frowde

9.0

Pale straw colour with hints of green apple. A bouquet of tropical fruits with some herbaceousness and again that green apple edge. Juicy lemon, melon and grapefruit flavours with a light mineral edge and perhaps some dry herbs on the finish. Not overly acidic and although initially quite concentrated it opened up quite quickly. Worth noting that the vineyard's tasting notes advise drinking it within the first 2 years of release. Overall a good value, if atypical, Marlborough (which we found in Costco) though alas not at all to my wife's taste! — 10 years ago

with Georgina

Ramey Wine Cellars

10

"In 2011 the Sonoma Coast bottling is vibrant, nuanced and impeccably balanced." (Antonio Galloni, Vinous, February 2014)
Our appellation Chardonnays are given less new oak - twenty to twenty-five percent - and spend less time in barrel - twelve months - than the single-vineyard wines, but otherwise are made identically to them. This includes whole-cluster pressing for delicacy, native-yeast fermentation, aging sur lies with bâtonnage, and full native malolactic fermentation. — 11 years ago

Kristin Mountford

10

Family owned vineyard in Oregon, delicious Pinot — 12 years ago

Josh Graham

9.3

Great tropicals and no passionfruit. — 11 years ago

Richa Thakur

9.5

Soft, silky, it had a little smokiness to it. Although I felt it was more fruity. — 11 years ago

Matt D

9.5

A great, refreshing wine — 11 years ago

Ivy Hover

Marketing Director & Tech Guru for Left Coast Cellars

8.9

citrus and mineral, nice soft texture too. — 11 years ago

Nancy Strother

10

Always pleasing! — 11 years ago

Patrick Carney

9.6

Ocean prime — 11 years ago

Alan Fisher

9.9

Dry Riesling. 3 brothers. — 12 years ago