A sturdy white in the Bordeaux Blanc style, the ‘24 highlights great Sauvignon Blanc fruit in its youth with just a bit of Semillon weight. Floral and melon flavors pop along with bright acidity now, but the structuring Semillon should take a more central role over time. — a month ago
Fantastic. Purchased on-site at the winery during a visit earlier this year. Rich dark fruit, leather, touch of the rocky, dusty soil of the Priorat. Mellowed with age into a lush, layered wine with both hints of port and nice spicy acidity still on the finish. — 2 months ago
I’m late to writing this having worked my way through half a case since 2019, but the wine was outstanding throughout and still seemed to have a lot of life in Jan ‘26. Deep, dark, sweet fruit, edges may have rounded over time but maintains a gentle acidity and earthy finish. Raspberry, tart cherry, plummy finish, a depth that few other WH North Slopes have. Wish I had more. — 7 days ago
With another year in bottle, the ‘22 is a slightly more rounded version of its prior self. Still rich with florals and white fruit typical to the wine, the minerality has receded a touch and the acidity softened slightly. A very good and drinkable dry Riesling. — 2 months ago
Dark, full bodied, black and blue fruit with a through line of acidity. Hints of port on the finish. With nearly 10 years in bottle, it drank more like a cab than warmer climate Pinots, but had more vibrancy and delineation. — 2 months ago
The ‘23 Lichau Hills is a showcase for the fruit, starting off lean, pure, and elegant. With a long decant, some softer edges, redder fruits, and the rocky soil of the vineyard started to show through. Mild acids and tannins. A bit one dimensional but it is very, very young. Food friendly. — 11 days ago
Beautiful nose of Kirsch; loaded with sweet, dark fruit — cherry herring stands out — and minerality with mild acidity. Not as deep and complex as some vintages, lacking the garrigue and pepper elements. Still, a very good Syrah. — 2 months ago
Dry with still firm tannins but perhaps a bit past its prime as it was leaning more earthy, prune in profile than brighter fruit. — 2 months ago
Young but impressive. Light mixed berries, cinnamon, bright acidity. Damp earth emerges and fruit sweetens over time. — 2 months ago
Bruce Dunbar
The ‘22 Hayne drinks beautifully right out of the gate and seems to have the pie dial to evolve for years to come. It’s super bright, with crisp acidity and a bushel of red berry flavor, rounded and dimensioned by anise, kirsch and a stony base. Loaded with flavor and character. — 18 hours ago