Pop and pour, needs to open up a lot. Nose of anise dark fruit plum blackberry. Very silky mouth feel with a moderate finish. — 5 years ago
2000 vintage definitely showing its age, bricking slightly, fruit characteristics are fading leading to earthy undertones. Not much time left in this one, but when paired well with food certainly drinkable — 6 years ago
Wow! For some reason this wine is pretty well allocated in the Midwest. What a beautiful bottle. The nose Screams bright red fruit think raspberry, cherries, Red currents. This wine has a fantastic acidity to it gripping yet balanced. Lighter in style this wine is insanely drinkable at 12.5%. Easily one of my top 10 wines of the year, perfect wine for summer with a slight chill on it. — 4 years ago
This stuff is the shit, enough said! — 6 years ago
Admittedly not a huge white wine drinker, this may change that. On the nose this fantastic bouquet of honeysuckle crushed rocks with green apple skin and a mineral undertone. Such a crisp lip smacking wine when you take a sip. This is a perfect summer hot ass day wine it’s insanely refreshing and delicious. Will have to find more — 6 years ago
What a fantastic representation of what this grape can be. The 2009 is absolutely singing right now. On the nose there is a wonderful onslaught of violet followed with amazing cranberry notes with a dirt note undertone, A hint of white pepper on the back. An insanely silky mouth feel with anise notes, dark fruit and a stone component. On the pallet this lasts for a while. — 5 years ago
This was a great little inexpensive 2010. Loved the dark fruit notes in this. Hints of anise which can usually be off putting for me but balanced well with the oak. Very silky mouth feel and well balanced tannin, would show well for another 2-5 years — 5 years ago
Joel Haith
When most think of natural wines the impression of off balance, funky, cloudy, mousy come minds. This wine shatters all of those conceptions. 100 percent Syrah this wine beautiful. Silk on the pallet, the nose screams of dark fruit with a hint of anise on the back end. If you have been on the fence about “natural” wines go grab this @ sub $30 its a killer. — 4 years ago