John Harding

9.6

Cherry and berry nose. Fruit forward with a distinctive spice. Tannins and acidity have mellowed. Easily my favorite. Easy to drink. Drank this 2009 in 2026. Probably my favorite vintage. I save it for special occasions, but it’s time to drink it. Bottom of the cork was getting crumbly. — 20 hours ago

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John Harding

8.9

Light Chardonnay. Citrus and lemon. Well put together wine. — 2 years ago

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John Harding

9.1

Spicy and bold with nice fruit to keep it drinkable. Paired well with Lamb. — 6 years ago

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John Harding

9.2

Smooth slight pineapple but not too tart. Buttery, but not too sweet. Refined. — 2 months ago

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John Harding

8.5

No legs. Unimpressive nose that just smells like “red wine”. Slight acidity and no tannins. Unimpressive wine, but not offensive. Drinkable but nothing special. — 9 months ago

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John Harding

8.6

Typical grocery store wine. Not bad, but nothing special. Indistinct citric and acidity help cut the slight sweetness. Needs to be really cold. — 2 years ago

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John Harding

9.3

Great nose; fruity. Cherries an cinnamon and oak. Paired well with smoked turkey and thanksgiving. — 9 months ago

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John Harding

8.5

This was great. Slightly past its prime. It was initially acidic but quickly mellowed. Tasted like a fruity wine that had lost some flavor and sweetness over time. Easy to drink, but not exciting. — a year ago

John Harding

8.8

It’s a bright wine with a little butter on the finish, but not cohesive. Pineapple forward with a little bit of lemon. — 2 years ago

John Harding

9.3

One of my favorites. Great fruit and very well balanced. This 2009 is my favorite year so far. — 7 years ago