Bob McDonald

9.8

Still celebrating that LNP win in the Qld State election. Deep crimson with a tawny meniscus. Dense and rich on nose and palate. Blackberry, mocha and dark plum as mentioned in prior notes. Very balanced with nothing protruding. At 34 years of age the oak has totally integrated when in its youth it was prominent, like many Penfolds reds. Supple mouth feel and incredible palate length. Previous notes mention that this was Wine Spectators Wine of the Year and definitely put Grange on the map in the USA. 95% Shiraz, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon. Unreal! 98 points. — 22 days ago

John Willison

9.1

Tangerine, white peach, crisp acidity. — a month ago

Justin Beekwilder

9.2

High crispy acid, flinty, lovely depth. I just adore everything PYCM 😍 — 2 months ago

Matt Perlman

9.6

Spotted on a wine list for well below retail—in Las Vegas of all places! Had to pull the trigger and it didn’t disappoint. No detailed notes but it was gorgeous with tons of complexity and character. Lucky find in a sea of overpriced trophy cabs — a month ago

Todd Scurci

9.3

#savoie #redhooktavern — 9 days ago

Joe Weinberger

9.3

Never mad about opening Gonon. Delicious as always. Will be really incredible years down the line. — 7 months ago

Jonathan Warren

9.7

Truly indescribable. This was young at 2015 but already a wine that’s moving and one that truly breeds thoughts. — a month ago

Mike Evans

9.1

Disgorged Jan 24. 2002, 6 g/l — 9 days ago

Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.2

Declassified vintage. Atypical but still delicious. — a month ago

Jay Kline

9.5

About as big of a personality as one could imagine and yet, Grange remains true to itself. The 2001 is still quite youthful; imbued with enormous power. Concentrated, ripe blue and black fruits with some mushrooms, earth, purple flowers, black pepper and delicious baked goods. It’s great now but could use another decade+ to fully mature and from there, who knows? 2051 seems easily attainable. — 2 months ago