Doug Powers

9.1

Big, rich, ripe LBV with awesome fruit and structure, lacks the subtlety of the 1977 Graham’s vintage, but a great LBV as a sipper!! — a month ago

with Jim

Doug Powers

8.9

Pretty classic NZ Sauvignon Blanc, gooseberry and grassy notes as well, nice balance, fresh, clean, balanced, medium-long finish, very good! — 4 months ago

with Jim

Kapyrick Wine

9.2

v07. Amazing! Deep purple color. Soft, dusty, slightly toasted nose. Rich, pleasing, blackberry fruit. Long, round, velvety smooth, slightly astringent finish. So good…last bottle! — 4 months ago

J

9.0

Vine & Brew “go-to table wine!” — 5 months ago

Ashley Michelsen

9.1

I usually don’t like French reds but this drank like a Napa red. Very nice — 9 months ago

AnneMarie Girard

9.0

Mission Wines — 4 years ago

Charlie Frago

8.9

Enjoyable blend. Moderate fruit in both nose and palate on opening. Smoothed out with some time. Great value. Will get another — a month ago

Angelo Casagrande

9.0

$12.99? Are you kidding? This is a good rose for twice that. Great acidity, a little tartness, strawberry. Cab and cab franc. — 2 months ago

Annalise

9.0

Nice alternative to sauv blanc. Not as citrusy or acidic. Beautiful honey suckle smell — 2 months ago

Brian Hearty

9.1

2020. Very spicy aromatics. Really enjoyed this NZ Pinot. — 4 months ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.5

1994 vintage. Popped, decanted and filtered and tasted immediately. Opened six decades too early. The whole crushed violets and plummy thang definitely there alongside hints of sweet tobacco in her breath. With apologies, just another number in your little black book. These are the pros and cons. 1.24.26. — 5 months ago

Deborah M

9.0

Outstanding. While Pinot Noir typically speaks to a place, this one does not tell you that it is from California. Lovely age worthy Burgundy style Pinot. — a year ago

Christopher Heim

10

Complex sweet spicy bold with hints of vanilla. Can’t imagine much better — 4 years ago

Andrew Cullimore

9.2

Taylor’s 1963 Vintage Port ( bottled Corney & Barrow)
Quite light in colour , light garnet ruby , wide watery garnet rim . Quite spirity , with some high toned spiced dried plum , warm fire side hints, currants and liquorice. On the palate this is quite sweet and rich , dried fruits , spice and caramel , menthol , aniseed hints . Balanced acidity , though quite spirity on the palate and with a pretty sweet profile. Raisins , dried dark fruits , with a menthol , liquorice hint , dried spices . Good length and balance overall . This is still in a good place , though the alcohol does stick out a bit. This has now mellowed and is fully mature: it’s the spice and tertiary complexity that makes this wine so interesting as the density of fruit is slightly less than it would have been when I ‘regularly’ drank this 20 years ago. So, drink now and over the next few years , though I doubt there is any real rush . Bottled Corney & Barrow , with no label on this one , as is quite normal for these English bottlings. — 2 months ago

Ming L

9.0

The fragrant nose shows green apple, lemon, pear, starfruit, and subtle fresh herbs. Medium body with round texture that balances the high acidity nicely. Touch of seashell on the refreshing finish.

A delightful Chenin Blanc. — 2 months ago

Jennifer Lower

9.1

Very good. Would pick up a bottle (had at a bunko’s night). Paired well with a lemon meringue pie. Easy drink on its own. — 4 months ago

Rufus King

9.2

Crisp white Bordeaux served at friend’s hose in Kennebunk, ME (7 High) — 5 months ago

John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.3

So gooood! — 6 months ago

Joe Estrada

8.9

Dry…..medium body….cherries…….subtle earthy undertones — 3 years ago

Greg Gratson

9.2

Exceeded expectations — 4 years ago