Neal Ferry

9.2

I’m told this is last years #9 by Wine Spectator. They have it right, it’s toward the top of the list. Today I’m calling it my #1 of the day, week, this yeas Thanksgiving Day wine — a day ago

Joe Flo

9.3

Wine Spectator #1 wine dinner. The weakest of the group put still very good. — 2 months ago

Joe Flo

9.6

Wine Spectator Number #1 wine dinner. — 2 months ago

Kirsten Kelley

9.0

Bottle #1 from montalcino! A young brunello but still very good! — a month ago

Joe Flo

9.6

Wine Spectator #1 wine dinner. With a good decanting this was a great wine. 🍷 — 2 months ago

Joe Flo

9.9

Wine Spectator #1 wine dinner. By far the crowd favorite. — 2 months ago

Austin Baird

9.1

Bright cherry blossom and red currant. White pepper…great find at the local co-op. Had as bottle #1 for our 4th anniversary! — 2 months ago

Pinotman /// Andreas

9.2

I love his wines and I guess lucky for me was added to his e-mail list a decade ago. This wine has now typicity aka terroir which comes from this vineyard (the vines are getting older he started out when they were quite young). Pear/honey on the nose - tons of acid, meyer lemon, sour mandarine on the back palate very restrained fruit. Not tropical or floral at all. Sharp clean and crisp. Almost steely. Very burgundian in style - folks would have a very hard time to identify this as CA in a blind tasting. 2 Puncheons produced and just 12.9%! (His Watson Ranch {napa}is my #1 but allocated followed by Heron Lake {wild horse valley}. Those 23‘s I will review in the future. — a month ago

Joe Flo

9.4

Wine Spectator #1 wine dinner. Definitely a crowd pleaser. — 2 months ago

Austin Hohnke

9.7

Smooth and effortless with no hard edges, even in a warm year. Seductively savory with currant, strawberry, leather, tobacco, coffee bean, and bone marrow. There’s an incredible gamey streak here. Oak is impeccably balanced. Just tip toeing into some bricking.
The pedigree is clear. Counting myself lucky.
My #1 tonight. — 2 months ago