Steve Thompson

9.0

Awesome just a bit chilled. — 5 years ago

Steve Thompson

8.9

Really great opening notes with slightly acidic aftertaste, like meeting a really hot girl who later informs you she liked the show Friends. Excellent wine and easy to drink. — 9 years ago

Steve Thompson

7.7

So I read an article on Washington state syrahs and was jazzed to try this one as it's supposed to be the bee's knees. Not a fan- it's just too sour for me despite a nice consistency. Is that grapefruit? Warhead candy? I remember once making a girl cry when I gave her a Warhead (I claimed it was a piece of gum) after she dissed my tevas. — 9 years ago

Steve Thompson

Great fruit but I'm halfway through and can barely feel a buzz. — 9 years ago

Steve Thompson

9.0

Excellent and easy to drink. — 5 years ago

Steve Thompson

9.3

One of my favorite wines in this price range. Great flavor and very drinkable. Such a steal and value at $50. Like drafting Joe Montana in the third round. — 9 years ago

Steve Thompson

7.1

Not for me. It tasted like a what I thought wine tasted like after trying my dad's glass when I was 10. The wine seems heavy handed, bordering on tart with none of the subtleties requisite in a good Pinot. Side note- my father's attempt at a European upbringing would backfire when I drank a bottle of his vermouth in middle school and threw up in his closet. — 9 years ago

Steve Thompson

9.0

Really solid Willamette wine that I think drinks a little better if not chilled. Lots of fruit- perfect for a warm summer night outside. Unless you live in Houston. (also coincidentally where the vineyard owners hail). — 8 years ago

Steve Thompson

8.0

Surprisingly easy to drink for what came to about a $7 bottle of wine with the recent WSJ Wine Club deal. Perfect for bringing out when you have lots of people over on whom you don't want to spend any dough. Like in-laws. Or creationists. — 9 years ago

Steve Thompson

9.2

Drinks amazingly well for such a young wine. Outstanding subtle flavor profile. Interesting fact- Elk Cove is the name of the Oregon town in the 80s classic "Overboard." I wish I could drink this wine at the badass putt putt course that Kurt Russell builds at the end. — 9 years ago