Crisp, floral, nice — 8 years ago
Dope. Sweet start, spicy middle part. Might mellow out? — 9 years ago

This is the Unti Vineyard (Dry Creek Valley), still very dark color, leather, earth and Brett aromas and flavors, rich without showing much oak influence, medium-long finish, should reward more cellaring. — 9 years ago
#winesister — 10 years ago
Floral and fruit balanced in all the right ways. — 10 years ago
Buttery (yet dry!) goodness calling for poultry. Ti amo. — 10 years ago
This wine has beautiful balance with tart cherry, leather, tobacco and herbs. Soft integrated tannins give it some weight but don't overtake it. — 5 years ago
Cool and different. Not a lot of ‘verve’ but a great white worthy of a sip — 7 years ago
Dark and delicious excellent pairing with great pizza — 9 years ago

Very impressed. Hot nose with raspberries. Raspberry, Açai, and chocolate. Rich and heavy body. — 9 years ago
From Unti Vineyard. ❤ — 9 years ago
Dry and crisp — 10 years ago
Nice one with seafood, quite floral and exuberant, refreshing. — 6 years ago
Fruity up front but backed up by spicy complexity. — 10 years ago
I wanted a bottle of wine for a summer meal of grilled hanger and salad. I love wines from Dry Creek and noticed this was from there. I am lucky enough to be there a couple times a year and have some favorites from a region where you'll see bumper sticker that say "NAPA makes auto parts, Sonoma makes wine". On seeing the grape mix, and being a sucker for Mourvèdre, Grenache, and Syrah, I bought this. Wow, I'm glad I did. I opened the bottle to add to my steak marinade two hours before I tasted it. Then, it was "Hmmm.... Interesting". At that point I noticed the grapes were sourced from Unti - a vineyard and wine maker who I have a personal love affair with. "Ah, more interesting", I said to myself. Four hours after opening, this wine is really really good. It reminds me of summer on the Mediterranean with a fantastic table wine. I'm not an oenophile, but I know what I like. It's priced right and great with food. Next time I'm in Sonoma, I'd like to meet the winemaker. — 10 years ago
Kevin Løk
Best in class Fiano, non-Unti division. Haven’t had an old white in a while and there’s something about the taste that just draws me in. This tastes old, in a good way. Dusty. Lemon zest and dried apricot. Full-bodied but still crisp. Straw color, higher ABV for sure. Tasting notes in collaboration with @Caroline Graham — 5 years ago