I opened this 2015 after the 16’ Branaire-Ducru.
The fruits are riper and slightly jammy with plum, blueberry, and blackcurrant, but it’s the savory expression that really sets it apart. Rich palate without excessive weight with lively acidity and fresh herbal lift. Kong savory finishes. Beautiful Bordeaux blend with Napa mountain fruits. — 7 days ago
Indeed fruit forward. Dark fruit, not overly dry. Good balance, would buy again! — 21 days ago
Light with a great flavor and nice tart finish — a month ago
The 2020 edition of this wine is excellent. Still on the young side, it’s got a classic Zin nose of pristine brambly blackberry, a lifted note that’s almost but not quite eucalyptus adjacent, and some loamy gravel. Gorgeous balance in the mouth, rich and intense but with an elegant texture, tannins abundant but buried under the concentrated flavors. Flavors balance fruit and savory notes. Long. Love this one. — 2 months ago


Medium deep ruby , bright ruby rim . Exuberant and open from the first with tobacco , cedar , deep crème de cassis , violets . On the palate this is intense and richly fruited but remains really well balanced , with great freshness . Spicy creme de cassis , blackberry , grafite , really quite classic. Reminds me of St Julien with the radiance , sunshine and brightness of Napa. Fresh acidity , ripe but grippy tannins , excellent length and balance , grafite , cassis tinged finish. Lovely now , but still quite youthful, from now and over the next 10 -15 years. At Guy Savoy, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas — 6 days ago
Not bad, more acid and fruit , less tannin and lighter than Napa to me. Still ok though, had worse. Prefer a Routestock or Cathedral Creek or Joel Gott. — 9 days ago
Not quite as great as I was expecting. May be a bit past its prime. Tasted mostly plum and some dark berries. The finish was a bit weak. — 2 months ago
8/2026. Big, bold and dry. Nice finish.
Halls Chophouse — 2 months ago
Dark ruby in color with a reddish/brick rim.
Showing its age on the nose and full in body with medium acidity.
Dry on the palate with cherries, plums, black currants, coffee, oak, cloves, earth, tobacco leaf, herbs, black tea and black pepper.
Nice length on the finish with round tannins and tangy cherries.
This is a very tasty Cabernet Sauvignon from Red Mountain in Washington State. Elegant and earthy with chocolate notes.
This Single Vineyard Cabernet is complex with a soft mouthfeel, and feels much older than its age.
Good right out of the bottle, and good by itself or with food. I paired it with a charcuterie board of meats and cheeses.
100% Cabernet Sauvignon grapes were aged in all new French oak barrels for 22 months. A small production of only 5 barrels.
14% alcohol by volume.
91 points.
$80. — 3 months ago
A full-bodied, warm wine. Spicy, with tremendous concentration—a wine you can really sink your teeth into. Notes of sun-warmed tiles, blond tobacco, cherries, and blueberry pie. Despite the tannins—which are still clearly present—it remains round and soft. It’s a truly substantial, mouth-filling wine. It’s impressive even at this young stage; I’d say it’s just at the beginning of its drinking window. A 95+ score. — a day ago
2013 is a great Napa Cab vintage, so I’m somewhat surprised that there is only 57% Cab in the blend.
Still quite stern and massive, I got this wall of dark fruit, tannins and extract, with acidity underneath it, but not necessarily a lot of charm. The structure softens a bit after 2 hours, revealing more fruits, herbs, and savory complexity. I think this needs another 4-5 years. — a month ago
Smooth with some pleasing bite. Great with steak — a month ago
Very good vintage but seems a bit off. More fruit forward than expected. May need time in cellar. @home as part of a new world bordeaux blend wine blind tasting. — 2 months ago
I did not try it but Rich liked it . — 2 months ago
Norman
Wish it had a little more oomph. Was even better with more air a day later. — 6 days ago