Henry Boshoff

9.2

Strong smell... light taste of french oak. Great taste — 3 years ago

Amit Srivastava

9.5

Very balanced. 2018!, so was a bit tight but drank easily as it opened up . V nice — 4 years ago

Andrew Turner

9.0

Reona liked more than me — 6 years ago

Hannah Fyson

9.0

Lots of lime flavour, nice polish river style. — 7 years ago

Robert Evans Jr

9.3

Wine of the afternoon. Hints of Plum & would not think of this as an 05 — 8 years ago

with Craig and Hugh

Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7

9.5

Couldn't end the night on a sour note. — 9 years ago

Angel Free

9.1

A little tart but good — 3 years ago

Olga Fomiceva

9.1

Vintage: 2019 — 3 years ago

Joseph Barsky

9.3

2005 Vintage.14.8% Alcohol. Need to open with an Ah So type opener, not a corkscrew as the corks have become brittle over time. Thank goodness for the thick bright blue wax seal as it likely saved this bottle from being corked. — 5 years ago

Melissa McRae

9.1

With Roxanne and Don — 7 years ago

Andrew Davidoff

9.4

Very impressive. 10 yrs on. Drinking perfectly. — 8 years ago

Dieter Stoll

9.4

Beautiful nose, wonderful aftertaste. — 9 years ago

Nikolaus Schuhl

Sommelier/Sales Epic Wines

9.1

Earthy
More Terrior than fruit on nose
Full mouthfell — 9 years ago

Ryan E

9.0

Not a white drinker but this one was excellent. We cooked risotto with it and then drank it with dinner... crisp but not overpowering. — 9 years ago

with Ana

Jake Hajer

9.1

Good. Hard to get this type of beer made well. This is not woodsy or muddled in grain. Good, rich, balanced. — 3 years ago

Katy Barnett

9.1

Wine access — 4 years ago

with Ryan

Christos

9.1

Dark fruit, cherries, anise, and tobacco on the nose. Very dry wine. Dried fig, vanilla, more dark fruits, more cherry, and chocolate. Long finish of leather and oak. Drink now. Decant for an hour. — 6 years ago

with Fotini

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.3

First winery on day two in Sonoma was Donelan Family Wines in Santa Rosa with Meredith. The last Rhone varietal red was the Walker Vine Hill Syrah. Sadly we were told that this was the last vintage that will be produced. This bottling is made up of 100% Syrah and is around 40-50% whole cluster fermented then aged for 20 months in 25% new French oak. 1,025 cases produced.

Insanely dark and inky purplish ruby red, completely coats the glass. Dark berries on the start of the nose followed up by cinnamon, cocoa, blueberries and some dustiness. Medium plus tannins (7/10) with a full body. Rich and layered palate with red currants, red plums, even a touch of blue fruits and some solid minerality. Long and lingering finish. Drink till 2028. (93+)

$$$ - Tasted at the winery. Retail price is $75.00. — 8 years ago

with India

Kevin Gaussoin

9.0

Opened this tonight — 9 years ago

with Jenny and Sarah

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.3

2017 Bravo - Imperial Brown Ale
Deep caramel brown with light brown head. Dark nose with caramelized brown sugar, molasses, and honey with a little heat. Can tell it's a a high alcohol level get drunk from just smelling it. A little creamy and syrupy too. Full bodied and long finish. Could easily go with some dessert. — 9 years ago