Lady Bananna

9.3

Crisp, full bodied with citrus and green grape notes and a hint odd mikes mango and cinnamon. It's sparkling Chardonnay so your like Chardonnay or sincere I'll love this one. — 10 years ago

Brett Vanderbrook

9.5

Wonderfully aromatic. Starting to take on a nutty, Sherry like nose. Still a mouth watering amount of acidity, which means this would still pair very well with food. Could probably easily go for another decade. — 10 years ago

maureen Blum

9.1

#longisland #chardonnay w/ citrus essence and crisp clean loveliness. Surprise find! — 10 years ago

with Tricia, EJ and 1 other

Matthew Davis

9.3

2007 vintage- it really got complex over time. Notes of honeyed fig, baked apple, and some late season wet straw too. So lovely. — 10 years ago

with Rivka and Navin

Joe Fusaro

8.9

Very full lots of flavor- buttery and a warm Chardonnay. — 11 years ago

Joe Fusaro

9.0

I love the fruit and the simplicity here. Even on a Wednesday night. ;) — 11 years ago

Kaycee Salmacia

8.9

Cool story about their new Trebbiano vines. Was really impressed by the whites at this LI winery. — 12 years ago

Joe Fusaro

9.2

Not as spicy as 2011 vintage. Very soft tannins. A little lingering tobacco. — 10 years ago

Brady Davis

10

Home wine #nationalcabday — 10 years ago

with Liz

Tara Hankinson

8.9

Nose: grilled steak, roasted carrots, black cherries. Palate: blackberry and tannins, cigarette tobacco, thyme. #Merlot #wölffer #wolfferwine — 10 years ago

George Yachi

9.0

ウチ飲み、急遽開催！うまい！ — 10 years ago

with Seiichi

Susan Silvestri

9.0

Not too sweet — 11 years ago

Tom Riley

8.9

Aromas of black cherries and raspberries, cassis, oak, and a bit of damp earth. Medium body, vibrant acid, with a savory, long finish. More Bordeaux than Napa. 13.3abv A balanced, well made wine with pleasing concentration and structure, which definitely bodes well for the long run. — 11 years ago

LM Segal

9.2

Yes, you're reading that right. Long Island. Hamptons. Like, New York. Entire group's #4/7, beating some name Pomerols blind. Bright, fresh nose. Stony black fruit and dark chocolate cedar notes. Seriously, Long Island. How merlot can you go, blind tasting. — 10 years ago

Chris

9.0

Awesome balanced wine. Very flavorful without pushing any one note. Harmonious even. — 10 years ago

with brittany

Mia Goldstone

9.3

Deliciously oaky yet light. Slightly buttery and petillant — 10 years ago

with Mark and malin

Michael Tobin

9.2

Ah an old old friend. Color starting to fade just a little. Taste is great. Mellowed with the years. — 10 years ago

Craig C Parson

9.3

Alicia & I drank this wine on March 2, 2015. — 10 years ago

Michael Amoruso

8.9

Great but pricey. — 11 years ago

Lenn Thompson

Publisher NewYorkCorkReport

9.0

Earthy and savory. A little red fruit left. Soft tannins and surprisingly still somewhat fresh. #tasteny #liwine — 12 years ago