A bit of nail varnish on the nose, dark berries and cigar box finish. Not full of character, but fine paired. — a month ago
Under $20 at Costco. Dark fruits, medium bodied, a little sugar, light tannins, easy oak and spice finish. Pairs well with salmon. Crowd pleaser. 👍 — 3 months ago
Something new for me at Costco. Fruit forward (cherry, blackberry) with spice notes. Mild tannins with a finish that encourages another pour. Surprisingly good value. — 6 months ago
Agree with several here that this wine is worth grabbing at Costco when you can get it. Recommended to us by a nice lady who was buying a couple of cases to cellar. What it lacks in personality it makes up in value ($8). Serve this at a wedding without hesitation. Unobjectionable, black pepper dominant with pleasant enough finish. — 15 days ago
Fresh sea air and light citrus flowers on the nose, medium bodied minerals, and light lemon/pineapple finish. Paired nicely with baked tilapia. — a month ago
Typical earthiness. Good value. — 5 months ago
Classic Willamette Valley Pinot Gris. Orchard blossom nose. Balanced fruit and minerality with a bit of butter in the finish. Good value. — 20 days ago
Decant or give it at least 15 minutes in the glass. Spicy plum and nail varnish nose. Plum, dark cherry, vanilla, and cigar box in a medium body, resolving to medium tannins in a long, earthy finish. Delightful Costco find. — a month ago
Pinot Gris is my favorite white, usually from Joel Gott or King Estate. I think I like this better. The nose is like an orchard in bloom. Medium bodied, pale yellow. Green and stone fruits finish with just enough sweetness. Delightful. — 4 months ago
Brennan Roy
Give it air. It’s fine but I’ll bet it would better in couple of years. Good value. — 4 days ago