Turley always takes me back to St. Croix with my dear friend @John Greer
Cheers sir. Miss Galangal with you! — 7 months ago
Delicious well balanced wine with a wonderful nose. Need to get more. — 9 months ago
A powerful Zin. Tasting dark cherries, blueberries, chocolate, and a bit of spice. — 10 months ago
Standard Turley fair, but we’re spoiled… — 5 years ago
There is no quit in this Zin. Still full of fresh, dark fruit, zippy acidity, seamless tannins and some port like qualities belying its age, it absolutely sung 23 years after harvest. — 2 months ago



Pretty purple with the edges starting to lighten up to ruby red. More restrained style - plenty of depth without being really jammy. Blue fruit gives way to chambord, grilled meat and cocoa with black tea on the long finish. Amazingly balanced for 15.7% alcohol. Turley continues to make some of the best Zinfandel around. — 5 years ago
The very young 2023 (not pictured) is inky black with a nose of plums and cassis. It’s loaded with classic PS elements like graphite, violets, blue fruit but has surprisingly mild tannins. Beautifully layered but not segmented. — a month ago
A wonderful Zinfandel — 19 days ago
Drank after 2026 auditions and loved it! — 4 months ago
A little ethyl acetate, residual sugar, tastes like it may have stuck during fermentation. I still drank it though lol — 8 months ago
Great inexpensive wine! — 4 years ago
Bruce Dunbar
A Rhone white blend with a streak of Italian from California? Tastes like a winner to me. Roussane, Grenache Blanc and Vermentino from historic vineyards become a wonderfully balanced, fresh and layered wine. White fruits, melon, florals, juicy acidity, minerals and soft edges make it both drinkable and worth holding for a bit. Always a favorite from the Turley line up. — 16 days ago