Amanda B.

9.4

Delicious, lively, rich but still refreshing, would definitely buy again — a month ago

Deborah Fontaine

9.2

Another wine Susan brought in April from her wine collection. — 8 months ago

Carter White

9.2

Lemon, flint, cream, impressive power. — 10 months ago

Marisa Crabtree

8.9

I would purchase this again for summer outings or gatherings. Crisp, refreshing, and popular with different palettes. Pear and apple flavors. — 4 years ago

Alan Johnston

9.2

3.0. A good Marlboro Sauvignon Blanc, but a little dull. On sale for $22.99, usually $26.99. — 2 months ago

Vanessa

9.1

At Flying Goat, the goal is to produce unpretentious, playful wines while retaining a serious quality focus and commitment to a purity of expression from single-vineyard sites such as the Solomon Hills Vineyard, Bien Nacido Vineyard, Rancho Santa Rosa, to name a few.

This intention is reinforced by everything from the whimsical labels (Flying Goat, Goat Bubbles, YNOT), to the critical acclaim Flying Goat Cellars has garnered for its impressive wines, to the impeccably balanced and delicious Pinot Noir and vintage, traditional method sparkling wines.

This 2016 blanc de noirs sparkler — made with Pinot Noir hailing from the Bien Nacido Vineyard — is medium gold in appearance, with a fine and creamy mousse, and fresh notes of just-ripe yellow apple, pear, white peach, lemon zest, citrus blossom, biscuit, toast, brioche, toasted almond, and marzipan. It has a lingering, elegant finish.

@Delectable Wine this is the blanc de noirs bien nacido vineyard 2016 vintage sparkling (Goat Bubbles, Flying Goat Cellars) — 9 months ago

with Deked1

Dylan Thomas

9.2

2013 Bien Nacido Pinot Noir, Santa Maria Valley. Compost, cherry cola, coco powder, shrooms, leather — 4 years ago

Beth Petros

8.9

Very good blend for a good cause! Delicious fruit bomb 😊 — 3 months ago

Turd Ferguson

9.1

A bit reductive/flinty. Textural, mineral. Not giving up much fruit. High acid. Thankfully none of that cheap NZ gooseberry or cat piss. Pretty nice now with food. I think it I’ll save my next bottle until 2026. — 4 months ago

Brenda Terzich-Garland

9.3

Color is tawny red with some signs of bricking. A savory rich nose: initial cherry and subtle Cayuse funk with some bacon, gravely rock, and floating notes of sweet florals. The taste just jumps from the glass - a soft juicy mixture of black cherry-plum fruit, stewed meat and minerals, tobacco and a raspberry pencil lead medium plus finish. Tannins smooth, but could still use some aging. The Flying Pig is a first and lives up to the Cayuse brand. A lucky find! — 4 years ago

with Karin and Jill