Erja Koistinen

9.1

This is a wine! Good rural tones. Beautiful dark and cherry color and taste. Versatile. — a month ago

Daniel Bello

9.4

Great summer wine, sparkling farm/agriculture sent, lovley taste. Rural italy with sprinkle om top 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 — 3 years ago

ESF

9.1

This is a small town beauty pageant winner - rural North Carolina channeling the Right Bank... gorgeous brooding ripe almost stewed plum, blackberry & boysenberry mingled with dusty edges, spices, savory and a wild savage forestry-herbaceousness. Medium bodied w/firm tannins backbone - an absolute pleasure that absolutely over-delivers @ $17. .1 bump for locale & price point — 4 years ago

Tiffany Touchstone Hawkins

9.3

Delicious & easy to drink, good with dinner & alone — 4 years ago

Austin Hohnke

9.0

Orange blossom half and half sipped out of a cantaloupe soaked in the Atlantic. Also those orange circus peanut candies you find at rural gas stations. I know this note sounds terrible but it’s just because I’m a poor writer, the wine is actually quite good as per usual. — 7 months ago

Charlie Marshall

10

Pow Pow - bring the noise BRRING THE FUNKK - hi acid -hi flavour- high timez. A Barnyard in rural France, that has a boom box playing The JB’s as loooud as possible. — 4 years ago

Rolf Bigler

8.9

Preis: CHF 52.- — 4 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.0

NV Frivolous pet nat from simple grape | at Gist Tilburg | perfect with potato sour cream and egg mayonaise — 9 months ago

Carl Camp

8.9

With Deborah. Unoaked Chardonnay. Crisp. Average. — 3 years ago

October Cleveland

9.2

Your grandmother lives in a far too cute rural cottage. You wake up in an antique timber cot, the house redolent with pot pourri. Mid morning sun pours through the broken screen door to an empty kitchen, where blackened steel pots are abundant, but no grandma. You push through the screen, to a wild, wild garden, overgrown with wildflowers, berries, citrus, tomato vines, and a cacophony of terracotta potted colour. Grandma beams in flowing Liberty print, nibbling a nasturtium, a mischievous twinkle in her eye. “Someone finally decided to wake up...” — 4 years ago