Pinotman /// Andreas

9.4

Excellent see previous notes. Franken! No one knows they make Pinot. Franconia. Excellent really. Mellowed out all the way. Orange juice. Cherry undertones. Stunning. Fantastic winery but boy is this off the beaten path. Visited once. They mostly make Silvaner. So this is the oddball. — 2 months ago

Karyn Fricke

9.0

Classic Riesling, tangy lime acidity clean crisp finish and holding up exceptionally. — 5 months ago

Adriana Fabbro

9.2

Deep color pushes this one almost into “chillable” red territory. Great with medium rare tuna. Mourvèdre / Cinsault blend this vintage really hits. — 10 months ago

Mike Viscosi

9.4

Tasty not to acidic — 3 months ago

Sipping Fine Wine

9.2

Made in a small town at foot of Sierra Cantabria in the DO. A single variety Tempranillo from 50 year old vines has a deep Ruby red color and aged for 18 months in French and American oak. Aromas of red fruit and spice. On the palate ripe black fruit, fine tannins, well balanced with a medium+ finish ending with fruit, spice and some oak notes. Nice! — 5 months ago

Andy B

9.1

Delicious and bright. — a year ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.5

2005 vintage. Perfect fill and cork. Decanted and tasted after three hours. Medium/heavy body. Bashful nose but fantastic color. Oodles of graphite and plum jockeying for the palate’s attention with ample tannins in the discussion. Way too youthful still but making excellent progress and on the right path. 3.5.24. — 4 months ago

Rina

9.5

Smooth & fruity — 5 months ago

Alan Hyde

9.1

Good but too fruity for me. — 9 months ago

Sipping Fine Wine

9.0

Pouilly and Fuissé are the names of two villages in the Mâconnais region, located at the foot of the famous Solutré and Vergisson rocks. The vineyards cover a total of 850 hectares which are divided between four communes. Medium lemon color with aromas of citrus, stone fruits and nutty floral notes. On the palate flavors of apple, melon and lemon citrus with notes of honey and nutty oak. Medium+ finish, vivid acidity and ends with minerality. Nice! — a year ago