K Brooks

9.0

Wonderful Syrah blend ($22). Delicious with Pat’s lasagna. — 2 days ago

Matt Perlman

9.3

Still very much hanging in there, consistent with previous. Drink em if you have em — 4 months ago

romo

9.3

Got some dregs. Still had something to say, which is the point here, it seems. — 5 months ago

Patti Gamboni

9.1

1998 vintage. Wow. — 9 months ago

Martin Mazner

9.1

Beautifully balanced red blend shared by brother-in-law Simon Levine. Classic Bordeaux blend plus Petite Sirah, Syrah and sanviogese. Inviting smooth berry bouquet and delicious long finish. Compares very well with top Napa reds. Who knew Idaho could produce such great wines! — a month ago

Andy@andyberke.com

9.2

Tremendous structure. What you want from the wine — 4 months ago

Daniel Jara

8.9

Higo, ciruela, taninos aventados , buena acidez, retrogusto prolongado, puedes sentir las especies más acentuados en el retrogusto. — 7 months ago

Peter Sultan

9.4

What a fascinating Rhone blend, from a far south appellation and vigneron I’ve never encountered. Given the 18years of bottle age plus pre release, some serious stuffing- especially at 15% abv- but really presents more like a fresh, slightly funky northern Rhone, ie, Syrah. Like George Clooney in ballet shoes, but truly graceful. Deep black fruits, some gaminess & feral qualities. Apparently the maker subscribes to such a higher order of biodynamics that he holds a patent on it. Finish fairly long & satisfying. Paired with the main courses of a modern Korean tasting menu, including roast duck. Doesn’t have to be a unicorn to be enjoyed, but this one is. Very special. Rosenthal book. — 3 months ago

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Bob McDonald

8.9

Initial varnishy notes - a little cold. Barb said cherry and mint notes but she was not a fan of this wine. Not living up to being the younger brother of the Clape Cornas. The palate showed mineral and black currant with a tarry note. I have had better examples of Renaissance. — 5 months ago

Sara Derr

9.8

Best champagne I’ve ever had!!!!! — a year ago