Wonderful. Blind, you'd think you weren't drinking Finger Lakes. Soft, luscious fruit and Brett profile, with a spicy, peppery finish. Really rounded, full, balanced, and lovely. Glass at the tasting room. — 2 months ago
Really electric and full bodied for a dry riesling. Grapefruit and petrol. This feels on par with notable German expressions. — 3 months ago
A bit on the sweet side at Brut, but bready, clean, and rounded. — 20 days ago
Better the second day. I don't find this particularly outstanding. Reasonable quantities of red fruit, a really tight structure with some elegant qualities, but not really anything remarkable or outstanding. I have a hard time thinking I'd ever buy this again. — 2 months ago
A little less structured and a little more light bodied than I like. — 3 months ago
Honey, stonefruit nose. Light, bright, malic and refreshing, but a little green and underripe, but decent. — 20 days ago
Red fruit bomb, cherry, strawberry, and watermelon. A little less dense and grippy than I like from the style. — 2 months ago
Really love this. Terse, dense, earthy, not too much acid. Incensed wood, dark berries, ash, vine stems, mushroom. — 2 months ago
Such an enjoyable gem. I love the terse grippiness against the earthy fruits, so bright and alive and sippable. — 3 months ago
Tom Auer
Crystalline and cherubic. A softened grip on a ruddy complexion, livened but a bit filtered. Balanced, but maybe lacking an extra dimension. — 2 days ago