Banker. Server. Suit and tie.
Took a while for this wine to be recognized. At its peak. I couldn’t imagine aging this any longer. Heavy on the fruit and forest floor. Oaky and Smokey. I wish this was available outside of the winery. I guess that means I need to take a trip back to pick up a couple more bottles. — a month ago
Mother Wolf.
Las Vegas.
Quintarelli.
… but the Sommelier. — 3 months ago
I have this once every 5 years. Always a good bottle. — 3 days ago
Salty stone. Fresh cut flowers on the nose. Not overpowering flowers like a funeral home, more like walking on a late spring day and the scent of blooming. Good amount of acid to it. Good house with another nice gem. — 3 months ago
Happy Easter. — 3 months ago
Earthy with baking spices. A lot of red fruit, with tobacco and vanilla. (Tom Ford?)
So versatile. — 3 months ago
I’m a day early for Canada Day. This wine checks all the boxes though. Aged, complex but soft. Bordeaux blend for a France win but farrrrrr west. Paired with dry aged bone in Striploins from the Pacific Northwest. Beef and grapes from the same area is a great marriage. — 9 days ago
Half of the experience is what you pair it with. Double R Ranch 45 day dry aged bone in New York Striploin. Happy Easter. — 3 months ago
Seafood towers, Wagyu and Willamette Wines oh my! — 3 months ago
Anthony Pro
I got my peaches out in Georgia… — 3 days ago