Alvaro Bustillos

9.3

Thimas greg @el paso — 2 years ago

Steven Beishuizen

9.1

The 2018 is once again a very herbal expression. On the nose, tomato plant is already making itself known along with pear and starfruit. Bright and alive but with a palate again showcasing that tomato plant and green fruit. Not overly acidic here. — 5 years ago

with Anita

Jim McCusker

9.1

Easily one of the better incarnations of this wine, the 2015 Sky is drinking really well. I think (but am not 100% certain) that by this vintage Greg Brewer had moved from Melville to John Hilliard’s operation just down the road on Route 246. Has many of the same characteristics you’d expect from a St Rita Hills pinot - beautiful bright strawberry-laced fruit, a bit of earth and spice, all wrapped together in a wine with a seamless mouthfeel. Very sad that life circumstances compelled John and his wife to shut HB down, but this wine is a terrific reflection of what they achieved in a very short space of time. Cheers! — 6 years ago

with Vanessa

Anthony Pro

9.0

Have I reviewed this before?

Solid Chardonnay though. — 7 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.6

Have posted previous tasting notes on this wine and vintage. Owned by Melbourne barrister Greg Melick. A couple of years ago I remember banter between @TheSkip and @Bill Bender about the name. If Bill ever becomes a winemaker he can’t take Pressing Matters as already spoken for. This was a stellar Riesling, one of the best for a while. Mid Lemon in colour with absolute clarity. Lime and Lemon flavours with plenty of acidity. Incredible intensity. A beautiful dry Riesling from the Coal River in Tasmania, cruising at 12 years with more life ahead. Traces of paraffin/kerosene on the nose. — 7 years ago

Kaelig

9.2

Perfect with raclette as it cuts through the fat cheese and brings acidity to it all. — 7 years ago

with Gail

Ryan Baldwin

9.0

Easy drinking and exactly what I want a point not to be. Delicate, playful, a bit juicy. Just…. Beautiful. — 5 years ago

with Nikki

Alvaro Bustillos

9.6

Greg k drew hendrick
Pappas 10/20 — 6 years ago

Sybaritewino C.Lawrence

9.5

Stone fruits prancing upon my nose & mouth with a ripping line of “drink heaps more of me” acid underpinning a generously textured mid-palate. Lengthy finish. Yum! A dexterously crafted Chardonnay of minimalist intervention leanings. Super beautiful. — 6 years ago

with Kn

Andrew Belzer

9.5

dried rose petals, strawberry, earth — 7 years ago

Gunja Gargeshwari

9.6

Unbelievable - just perfect with an American spinasse wagyu!! Thank You @Norman Gennaro — 7 years ago

with Amit

Dr. Owen Bargreen

9.2

The 2017 Gramercy Cellars Rosé is a blend of 44% Cinsault, 31% Grenache and 25% Syrah, all sourced from the Olsen Vineyard. This pale colored Rose begins with a bouquet of white peach, red cherry candy and watermelon with a slightly smoky edge. The minerality is fantastic, as is the gorgeous mouthfeel. Balanced, showing good weight, the Rose unveils red cherry, cran-orange and rose water flavors. This is another outstanding wine made by the talented winemaking team of Greg Harrington and Brandon Moss. Drink 2019-2024 — 7 years ago

Anthony Pro

9.0

Best wine here. Dry. A lot of depth. — 8 years ago

Jim McCusker

9.5

Another confirmation that Greg Brewer makes some of the best, age-worthy chards out there. This 2013 is awesome. My only regret is that I don’t have another bottle to see what it will be like in 3-4 years (I’m guessing even better). — 5 years ago

with Vanessa

Dave Chambers

9.2

Time for some Pinot and dinner. — 6 years ago

with Heather

Alvaro Bustillos

9.4

Drew hendricks
Greg Kasanoff — 6 years ago

Alvaro Bustillos

9.5

Drew hendricks
Greg Kasanoff — 6 years ago

Beth Hamilton

9.6

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

Frederick Kuehn

8.9

Light, crisp, dry, slightly petrol, lime — 7 years ago

William Davis

9.0

Great wine for the price — 8 years ago