Wulf Losee

9.3

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Wulf Losee

8.9

2017 opened May 2025. Tobacco and dark chocolate on the nose. Slight hint of red fruit on the front of the palate. Medium tannic structure. Soft on the front, with a long mineral finish. This is a sturdy no-frills Chianti. Very drinkable but not great. — 2 months ago

Wulf Losee

9.3

2021 opened April 2025. This is a luscious wine, but I can’t help but nitpick. All the individual components are very one-dimensional. That’s not to say they all don’t work together well to make a great wine – but there’s nothing challenging on the palate about this vintage. If you like the monolithic cabs produced by Opus 1, then this wine is for you. However, I’d prefer a little more quirky individualism in my tipples.

The nose is overwhelmingly tobacco. The front is heavy with red fruit. The tannic structure is heavy, smooth, and silky. It has a medium long finish with hints of volcanic minerals. This wine is so perfect that it’s boring. If you like perfect perfection then up my score to 100 points, but I like the little challenges that quirky vintages give me. — 3 months ago

Wulf Losee

8.9

Fabulous bouquet. It had been opened a while though. Faded but nice. — a day ago

Wulf Losee

9.1

I don’t think this is the vintage that delectable pulled up for me. This is the Adelaida Cabernet Sauvignon/Syrah blend, 2016. Adelaida vineyards puts out so many different vintages and blends from year to year that I’m sure delectable has trouble keeping track of them.

anyway, this has leather and dried leaf mulch on the nose. Slightly sour cherries on the front. A very heavy tannic matrix. Velvet smooth until the end when a lot of bitter notes create a long tart finish. This wine fades fast after opening and it turns into a soft red velvet mush. Lots of very fine oxalic acid crystals are suspended in the wine. Decanting didn’t seem to remove them, but I admit I didn’t leave it in the decanter for over 15 minutes – because the wine began to fade. Right out of the bottle I’d give it a 9.1. After it opens up, I’d give it an 8.7. — 2 months ago

Wulf Losee

8.0

2023 tasted Feb 2025. Grapefruit and lemon zest on the nose. Clean and crisp on the front, then an astringency kicks to create a long finish. Its acidity is a little off putting. — 6 months ago

Wulf Losee

9.3

2019 opened June 2025. Heavy tobacco and sage on the nose. Not particularly fruit forward. The high acidity and the dense minerality of Beguiling make this wine make it a winner. Medium tannins restrain the excesses of the acidity and the calcaire. It has a long mineral finish. I like that! — 2 months ago

Wulf Losee

9.0

2019 opened May 2025. Freshly tan leather on the nose. Black cherries on the front. Medium tannic structure. Nice mix of mineral high notes and dark chocolate low notes on the mid palate and the back palate. Short finish. Adequate, but this is probably the best you can get in the $50 price range in the US. — 3 months ago

Wulf Losee

8.6

2019 opened 2025. Someone mentioned brambles on the nose. Definitely brambly along with some blackberries in the bouquet. Ripe cherries on the front. The somewhat watery tannic structure fails to hold this wine together, though. Tart high notes overwhelm the mid-palate. Short Bitter finish. Not a very pleasant wine, but It would probably pair well with BBQ. — 5 months ago

Wulf Losee

8.8

2019 opened Feb 2025. Boysenberries on the nose with a hint of sage. Dark fruit on the front of the palate. Medium tannic body with cool earth notes on the mid palate. Tart mineral finish that’s rather long. Very drinkable, but not memorable. — 6 months ago