Still one of the great alt whites in the world.
N: swirling white and yellow flowers. Almost an echo of tropical fruit.
P: delicious. Clean. Balanced. Juicy. Liquid yellow flowers. Some crunch. Mountain steam. Amazing elegance.
9.5-9.6. Sick value at this price.
Fass selections — 8 months ago
Chardonnay I actually like! — 6 years ago
Tremendous. Earthy, funky, wild mushroom, forest floor. Also nose of overripe blue fruit and vanilla due to oaking. — 7 years ago
La Voile. Drank by the glass. Really good CNdP. Lots of flavors, deep red berries, herbs on the midpalate. With or without food. Long finish. Some tannins, but smooth. — 7 months ago
Juicy and refreshing and just the right amount of dry — 8 months ago

Same as the other. Delicious, when it’s on sale 1/2 off at Winn Dixie. — 6 years ago
I really liked this. Seems like it could pair with almost anything. 👍🏻👍🏻 — 7 years ago
Bright and bitter and slightly sour; citrus rind, somewhat herbaceous. Very good, and crushable at 2.8% ABV. — 7 years ago
At Dave’s — 8 years ago
Quite delicious. 2018 — 9 months ago
Seemed like time for another bottle of Pinot from Redtail. — 6 years ago

For canned Rosé, easily the best I’ve ever had. (To be fair, that wasn’t a very high bar) — 6 years ago
Light ruby in color. It’s from Canada. And it smells of dry grasses and wild flowers. Or maybe those are just the smells stuck in my nose. It’s family time here at the lake house in Canada, with all the tension and buried hurts family time can entail. Enter this Pinot noir. The scent of violet, the taste of rose petals, tart cherries, and red currants. It’s new and familiar at the same time. Brings me right back to myself. Families are families, for better or for worse. Then wine, old grapes made in a new way, complex and fleeting, helps give you the long view and takes you right back home. — 7 years ago
My husband and I really enjoyed this wine. We joined a wine of the month club and this is the first wine we received. It was very smooth and good for just sitting around. — 8 years ago
Vin d’Ottawa
A beautifully elegant fruit forward wine using the grapes from Stanners’ own vineyard & blending them with the grapes from Devil’s Wishbone. The first taste is restrained & austere before the fruit bursts forward.
Prince Edward County remains the best spot in Canada for show stopping Pinot Noir. — 5 months ago