Fruity up front, dry and spicy in the back. Just like my adopted step-brother in law. — 8 years ago
Rust and withered pine needles blend in a magical combination when paired with durian and goldfish. Spicy finish like your in-law’s mother, or a hatch pepper. — 8 years ago
It tastes yellow....and not in the cowardly sense, rather bold the Spanish flag. The label only lacks a bull with balls hanging. — 8 years ago
Served at an Obama-hosted State dinner, my grandpa Vinnie’s wake, and at the after party for my son’s Chuck E. Cheese b-day party. Slightly untrustworthy but with sneaky whispers of nothingness that invoke religious persecution. — 8 years ago
WOTN!! Hints of Gorgonzola and Muenster. Earthy, like sod trampled by young truffle pigs. Even so, the dragonfruit shines through (OMG, BTW, WTF does WOTN mean?) — 8 years ago
Eric Wu doesn’t know what he’s talking about. This liquid is magical like a Unicorn, a leprechaun and Gandolf had a tri-baby in the Bermuda Triangle. Hallucinogenic, cathartic, and slightly carcinogenic. WOTN! — 8 years ago
Red-headed stepchild to the aforementioned Chardonnay — 8 years ago
Frenchy French French with pretentious label which my wife wants to make wallpaper out of. Agree with the tree bark, but I’d add a slightly offensive bouquet. — 8 years ago
Excellent Pinot, savored at the end of the Napa to Sonoma half marathon so of course it tasted amazing. Bursting with fruit with clean pleasant finish — 8 years ago
Christian Ramers
Bottle that looks like Aunt Jemima. Velvety, beautiful finish. Tastes better than Schwetty balls that choke me like sword-swallowing circus performers. Happiness follows with every swallow. — 8 years ago