David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.4

94 that leans into 95.

42% Grenache, 24% Mourvedre, 21% Syrah, 8% Coundise & 3% Roussanne. 15.8% ABV but drinks like 14.5-14.9. Pairing is Allen Brother’s Cowgirls.

This has nice evolution & integration.

It is ripe, juicy, lush grapey, very Grenache style with a bit of funk-gym locker. Blackberries, black raspberries, stewed plum, spiced dark cherries, cherries, deep, dark spices, black pepper, tary notes, steeped fruit tea, dry leaves, cigar with ash, dry, crushed rocks, dry river stone, limestone minerals, clove, dark spice, cinnamon stick, mid berry cola, liquid violets, lavender with dark & red flowers, excellent waterfall acidity. Balanced, excellent tension, richness, elegance and refined polish. — a month ago

Steven Phillips

9.4

Deliciously fruit forward. Probably peaking. — 8 days ago

Shane Tse

9.1

Melon, grassy, acid. Great summer drink — 17 days ago

ESF

9.2

Delicious - classic Pommardian nose of ripe cherries, sassafras, and warm warm spices. Med bodied, elegant, generous mid palate, everything in place and balanced w/impressive length on finish. — 14 days ago

Ron R

9.1

First time trying this producer.
Muted nose, but displayed good taught acidity and grip on the mid-palate, with classic cola notes. Nice depth and freshness. — 13 days ago

with Anne-marie

Ken Mitchell

9.2

Heavy on the cherry / red fruit flavour — and that’s not a bad thing at all — 14 days ago

Paul J

9.7

Insanely awesome! Lovely dark gold color. Complex with butter, popcorn, melons, minerality, lemons, and camomile. Huge wine. Great QPR! — 12 days ago

with Brooke

Steven Phillips

9.2

May be a bit young but showing well! — 12 hours ago

with Drew

Traci

9.0

💪👍 Nice, smooth, fruit-forward pinot. — 6 days ago

Daniel Sullivan

9.5

Straw color with green edges.
Fresh Meyer lemon.
Tart and lean minaret acidity.
Long fat buster:) — a month ago