Michael Wilhelm

9.2

A combination of Bordeaux varietals, this red wine was a real treat. It is an excellent choice from the Columbia Valley. — 5 years ago

Mackenzie

9.7

Lime zest lime pith green mango white flowers ---> crushing blackboard chalk to finish. Wow! Everything I want. It punches u but with a round fist. Drank it too fast. — 9 years ago

with Jack

Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.2

This is some damn impressive Saint Joseph. It has all of the expected blackberry and smokey goodness atop resonating notes of mushroom grit and blackboard eraser. A true standout in this appellation. — 10 years ago

with Elena

aisforalan

9.1

great tannins. velvety rose petals. coffee beans. blackboard/chalk. buy again. from big nose. — 6 years ago

Mike McEvilly

10

At blackboard — 8 years ago

Brandy Barnes

9.2

Sediment gave it a nice chalky texture...like a delicious blackboard. — 9 years ago

Eric Adams

9.8

Had this as part of a wine dinner with the daughter of the winemaker at Blackboard Bistro. Wonderful. — 10 years ago

Hugh O'Riordan

8.9

This is one of my favorite Washington red blends inexpensive too — 6 years ago

David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.1

More new oak than the Columbia Syrah. Tighter as well. Blackberries, dark cherries, black raspberries, black plum and blue fruit notes, loads of spice & baking spices, caramel & dark decayed florals. It's a little hot on alcohol for me. Finishes dry and edgier than their softer Columbia Valley Syrah. Like them both the same for their very different Syrah styles. Photos of; their tasting room which was a school until the early 1970's. L'Ecole translates from French to English as school. Tasting room antique hutch and the old school house blackboard in their private tasting room. — 7 years ago

Kyle Miller

8.9

Nice old world style Cab from Chalk Hill. Dusty blackboard intermingling of herbs, eucalyptus. Blackberry and crushed black currant rising. Very nice — 10 years ago