Anthony Pro

8.9

Pinot noirs from the Niagara area are consistently good (if you spend enough). — 9 months ago

Neal Ferry

9.3

Wow o Wow... jammy, so stinking good — 4 years ago

with Tom

Shane Walker

9.0

Clear, pale lemon colour. Clean, pronounced aromas of gooseberry and tropical fruits. Palate is dry with high acidity. Light bodied with zingy, ripe passionfruit and citrus flavours. Short finish. A very good quality wine. — 5 years ago

with Michele

Doug Cranmer

9.2

Nuanced and balanced fruit, tannins were balanced/subtle. Hits above the average Barolo for quality at this price point. A perfect wine for lunch to wrap up an Italy trip at a hidden gem of a wine bar in Firenze. — 2 years ago

with Mary

Peter Wong

8.9

Lovely tart acidity, floral and a hint of fruity sweet tones on palate. Long-ish sweet finish. Refreshing with some good body. Needs to be very chilled though — 4 years ago

Mike

9.3

The last one...a hidden gem that made the move to Minnesota 15yrs ago. She’s held up well for a 17yr old. Subtle smoke, leather and plum. — 5 years ago

Matthew Singh

9.0

Lots of acid. Apricot and sweet pastry nose. — 2 years ago

bo deane

9.2

No. 17!
Very good.
Balanced.
Very drinkable. — 4 years ago

Jamie Morris

9.0

Dry, light, nice merlot! — 4 years ago

Andrew Cullimore

9.3

Deep red ruby, wider ruby rim. Slightly more high toned, sweet vanilla , showing less fruit comes across as slightly more one dimensional than the 2009. Slightly more advanced I suppose . Ripe blackberry palate, strawberry also maybe. Tannin is very suave and sweet, the palate is long mineral tinge on the finish also. Nice saline touch and balancing acidity . Probably needs a bit more time to open. Complexity I feel is still very much hidden , needs more time in bottle. Coming back to the glass the fruit does seem riper than the 09, alcohol also seems a touch higher. Length is good but perhaps the acidity is less marked than the 09. — 6 years ago