Jerry Raphael

8.9

Nice with some fruit and veg — a year ago

Stacy Stadnik

9.1

This one falls a little flat. — 5 years ago

Henry Bonifante

9.1

Delightful. Rich and spices — 6 years ago

Cameron Myhrvold

9.6

2005 Woodward Canyon Special Selection
Wow, what a wine. A wine they make twice a decade in the most special vintages. A blend of cab, petit verdot and merlot that sees 200% new american oak. This means they put the wine in a new oak barrel and leave it for a year or so and than they rack it into a second new oak barrel for another year or so. It is a huge and decadent wine. It makes no apologies. Will you find unique terroir and sense of place? Hell no. But you will be giving your taste buds an amazing treat. Like firing a fully automatic 50 caliber machine gun. Its downright wrong to like it but it is still super fun and something you will never forget. Yes, that is how much I like this wine.

13 years old and not a dip in sight. Just entering its optimum drinking window now. I will drink this over the next 7 years and I will love every sip. — 7 years ago

Spencer T. Hess

9.3

2013 vintage artist series #22 woodword canyon — 8 years ago

Andrew Willingham

9.1

Pretty early to be cracking this one open, but all the signs it will continue to mature over time. Ruby red, medium+ viscosity, stewed blackberries, healthy dose of tannins and a somewhat surprising amount of alcohol mean this wine is ready to age. Paired well with baked sausage and chard with lemon zest. — 9 years ago

with Deborah

Jonathan Drummond

9.1

Not the blend….but the Laurence Reserve Cab Sav. Excellent. At the winery. — 3 years ago

with Allison

Joshua Fisher

9.1

Still pulling for the TODD GRAFF relief fund — 6 years ago

Brian F. McCabe

9.2

A little funk at the end, but in a good way. Sweet, but not over. — 7 years ago

Ryan Gunter

9.1

2014 tasted 12/2018. Full bodied dark crimson, tremendous concentration. Very ripe bramble fruit dominates the nose, followed by hints of vanilla. Ripe black fruit, dry, silky tannins on the palate. Again the concentration is superb, high alcohol at 14.8% but it is balanced by the fruit and a good acid structure. — 8 years ago

Matt Konopka

9.0

Classic WA state. Caught it on sale which makes it even better — 8 years ago

Molly Matthieson

9.1

Xmas party done right — 9 years ago

Namanjaba Mabwa

8.9

Feels and tastes a bit like a cab but this Shiraz is easy and enjoyable drinking. Very approachable wine. Having a wonderful 2nd year anniversary with my boo. — 9 years ago

Rashed Chowdhury

9.2

Really enjoyed the fruit, acid and tannins all working well together in this wine. $50 is a little high price point… I try to stay away from new world cab, but finding good producers like this is fun. — 4 years ago

Lisa Knowles

9.5

Still my favorite Chardonnay! I prefer it over all others and compare all others to Frank Family Chardonnay! Todd Graff, winemaker is an artist - from Chardonnay to Cabernet, Petit Sirah to Sangiovese. Crisp, citrus, delightful. — 6 years ago

Peter Kong

9.0

Reminds me of an Oregon Chardonnay. — 7 years ago

Sarah Jane Horton

9.5

I bought a case of this after a visit to the Walla Walla winery. It smells of fresh apples and has a creamy soft finish in the mouth. Not just your fly by night white.... — 8 years ago

Samantha Potter

9.1

Now that’s a #Spätlese! Sweet but not to the point of syrupy. Decent finish on this #Riesling — 8 years ago

with Bill

Dima Podpolny

9.3

Okay
Buttery

Super smooth

Some mild bitterness at the end — 9 years ago

Adam

9.1

Still a young wine, but promising, give it another 5-10 years! — 9 years ago