Rachel Wolf

9.5

Mossy on the nose, Pinot fruitiness in the mouth, grows in complexity and depth as it breathes — 18 hours ago

Tyler Felous

9.3

Supremely elegant. Delicious. — 2 months ago

Tyler Felous

9.2

Good but didn’t stand out among Oregon peers — 2 months ago

Christopher Vaughn Messer

9.1

This is a polished, crowd-pleasing Cabernet that still shows real intent. Ripe black cherry and blackberry lead the charge, followed by notes of cocoa, vanilla, and a subtle cedar spice. The tannins are smooth and well-integrated, giving it an easy, confident structure without sacrificing depth. There’s just enough oak warmth to feel luxurious, but it never overwhelms the fruit.

I opened this during a family winter getaway in Atlantic City, one of those cold, quiet nights after the lights fade and the boardwalk winds down. It paired beautifully with a relaxed dinner and conversation, the kind of wine that elevates the moment without demanding attention. Approachable, reliable, and quietly refined. Indian Wells continues to earn its reputation as a go-to Cabernet with class. — a month ago

Hayden Hamilton

9.0

Very easy to like. Not one of the big hot years I love (2006, 2009, 2015) but not a Burgundian 2007 either. — 14 hours ago

K Brooks

9.0

Delicious with pork tenderloin. Lovely nose and fruity mellow finish. — 22 days ago

Rachelle Evertsen

9.5

Nice, don’t love white wine but this is good — 22 days ago

Jon Tate

9.6

Great wine! Drank this with fish tacos in Broken Bow. Excellent wine! — 9 days ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.1

2016 vintage. From a magnum. Medium body. Built for the long haul and not stopping at any of the stations near you-now or anytime soon. Dark fruits and earth but no one aspect leaping out. Team effort and in exactly zero rush to arrive. 3.27.26. — 21 hours ago

John Berggren

9.0

2022 vintage is smooth and silky, subtle fruit. Stood its ground with steak. Solid value at a $15 price point. — a month ago