Bright berry fruit with a side of spice, intense flavors — 8 months ago
Cape May Fish Market w/Lobster Rolls — 4 years ago
We had the 2016 Vintage on 11/13-14/25. More darker fruit of black cherry, plum, blackberry and savory spice. Well balanced. Drinking better than the 2014. A good Moshin PN. 35% Nee French oak. Makes a difference — a month ago
Wine stimulates our sense of smell and taste but in this case it also created a tidal wave of emotion. Through a tremendous act of generosity a dear friend shared this special bottle when he heard me lament I was not able to secure a bottle of wine to celebrate my mother’s 100 birthday. My friend stood the bottle up for several days. We decided it made sense to PnP. As you can see the cork was intact and the color of the wine defied its age. The excitement to take that first sniff was overwhelming for me. Old but alive scents wowed me. Lots of tobacco, leaves, leather and dried fruit. In the mouth those same scents were transferred to my palate thanks to a tsunami of acid. At about the one hour mark the wine quickly entered a death spiral. I cannot imagine another bottle of wine that will ever conjure up that amount of emotion and happiness. When I described my experience to my mom, a very broad smile came over her face. A blessing to share this experience with my mom and a privilege to taste a wine like this. — a year ago
This wine has a medium lemon hue in appearance and medium (+) intensity of aromas such as quince, yellow apple, bosc pear, kumquat, lemon zest, gardenia, chamomile, almond, cream, and fennel, next to chalk, wet slate, and saline, oystershell characteristics. It’s dry and precise with a waxy texture & weight despite its mouth-watering acidity. It has a medium body and a long, elegant finish. It’s positively delicious.
Cheers to the Lemons and their commitment to producing beautiful wines expressive of place! — 10 months ago

12.6% ABV
Blend:
45% Twin Hills (So.Sebastopol)
5% Balinard Vineyard (Occidental)
23% declassified Hirsch, Mays Canyon, The Pivot
The Haven,& Thieriot Vineyards.
28% press wines of same vineyards
Light bodied, medium color, cherry — 3 years ago
The 2019 Sangiovese Superiore Le More explodes from the glass with a perfumed wave of chalk dust, wild berries, shavings of cedar and pine. It’s soft and energetic, with mineral-tinged plums, cherries and savory herbal tones. The 2019 tapers off with a sour twang of citrus and inner rose. $14.00 (Eric Guido, Vinous, November 2021) — 4 years ago
Derek Baker
Better than the Lafarge — 22 days ago