Josh Morgenthau

9.3

Sweet, tart and simple but in a clean and perfect way. Stewed fruits on the nose, fruit candy and fruit leather on the palate, with a full tartness. Strangely fresh even though it’s showing some interesting bottle development, with cocoa and slatey minerals. Great with sichuan from Han Dynasty. Still, it’s pricey. — 4 years ago

Erin Joyce

9.0

This wine is only $20 but it’s so well made — such a vibrant blend of Syrah, cab, zin and pets — with med fruit and balance. It comes from the Martini dynasty of Napa so you can’t go wrong. — 7 years ago

Hannah K

9.2

I liked it. A little sparkling. Dynasty wine namsayin — 9 years ago

Peidong Yang

9.2

Silky, dry-yet-fruity medium-full body with good depth and balance, refreshing after a day of meeting. Li Bao is a famous poet from Tang Dynasty, he was alcoholic. — 11 years ago

Jeffrey Long

9.6

This one is for the Patriots sealing best dynasty ever. — 11 years ago

with Chris, David and 2 others

Adriana Fabbro

9.0

Melange of citrus (grapefruit, lime, lemon in that order) and ripe melon. Limestoneyness. A refreshing and versatile Friulan white blend from Patrizia Felluga (of that famous winemaking dynasty). All stainless. With warming vintages, I’ve noticed some Friulan wines approaching hot and flabby; this one remains zesty, bright & tight. — 5 years ago

Ron R

9.2

Since I’m originally a European, for some unknown reason, I always romanticized about the Kennedy dynasty. With the superb CNN series and this Time reprint, I better understand his role in shaping US and world history. The world needs more people like JFK and Bobby - god bless this United States of America 🇺🇸 — 8 years ago

Andrés Solís Lira

9.0

I managed to shock an entire panel of very classical sommeliers with this Chilean oddity. A exuberantly aromatic, super cloudy, unfiltered, slightly fizzy blend of Muscat de Alexandria, Torontel and "Corinto" (local name for Chasselas). Like it or not winemaker Manuel Moraga (from a veritable wine dynasty) is delivering the traditional/real/old style Chileans. This is the type of wine that my grandfather, renowned local drunk, had with friends and family, particularly during our national holidays in September when the country goes into a drunken stupor. Forget Carmenères, Almavivas and Chadwicks I'm sorry. If you really want to go local while in Chile you got to try Itata, Yumbel, Guarilihue. That's where you'll find our true soul. BTW I got this one in NYC while shopping around Union Sq, how's that for contradiction!

#muscatel #muscatdalexandrie #torontel #chasselas #chile #unfiltered #unfined — 10 years ago

Jean Marty

9.9

Bellingham wa — 13 years ago

Danielle Michaud

10

With Nate after bike rack installation — 7 years ago

Victoria Klippenstein

9.5

Excellent with red meat, not bad with chicken — 7 years ago

mr toast

9.4

Dynasty Seafood Restaurant — 9 years ago

José Valverde

9.6

This is a dynasty in Rioja. These are wines from the 1940's. These wines age for a long time. — 10 years ago

Andy Young

9.1

A wine even a preacher's wife could love. This is not a dry rose by any means. It's got sugar and it makes no bones about being simply a well made version of the mid-afternoon, let's watch some Dynasty, White Zin classics. Not for the stuck up or serious of heart. — 11 years ago

with Samantha