Austin Hohnke

8.9

Fruit from Merritt Island (first I’ve heard of this AVA). Medium bodied with apples, honeysuckle, and good acidic tension. Pair with walnuts and baked brie. — 3 months ago

Paco Suro

9.0

Another terrific value white from GV. — 7 years ago

Jesse Fox

8.9

Better the second day, maybe because it was just bottled. Bright with light richness. Very drinkable. — 9 years ago

Jenn Polk

9.1

Yummy red from up in Chatauqua area NY — 10 years ago

Turd Ferguson

9.1

Margaret River. Tastes exactly as you would expect from reading the label. Pair with whole flounder and two sticks of butter worth of beurre blanc — 3 months ago

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.0

@Delectable Wine this is the La Pitchoune Chenin Blanc ‘la bombe’.

Second stop in Sonoma with Andrew Berge of Spell Estate, La Pitchoune and Tiny House to name a few. First up for La Pitchoune is their inaugural vintage of 'la bombe' which is their Chenin Blanc from Merritt Island. This Chenin recevied its name when Andrew and his crew would just pound these bottles, making it 'the bomb'.

Medium yellow in appearance. Savory start to the nose with some green onions or onion grass, then finishing with green apples. Medium acidity (5.5) and a light plus body. Rounded palate with some grassiness, Granny Smith apples and a touch Stoney. Easy going and a nice hint of dryness in the medium plus finish. Drink younger if you like the freshness, savory qualities will only grow with age. Drink till 2021. $ — 6 years ago

with India

Kaylee Mathews

9.0

Not too sweet. Really like it! — 9 years ago

Bill Donaldson

9.1

Great l, simple, grape red wine — 3 years ago

Adam Kincaid

9.1

Sho-nuf I like my chateauneuf! Wild, floral, but muscular and strong.

Usually, I try to pay attention during wine tastings, but honestly a lot of the time I am just imagining how well I would do in American Gladiators. Especially the early 90s version. (When I was a young and impressionable kid.)

I thought Malibu was an idiot and I knew I could take him out in the jousting competition, though I was certain Nitro would bash my head in with a pipe pretty quickly. Diamond... she scared me. The intense lipstick reminded me of some horrible creature of the night in search of blood. I preferred Lace. In fact, I really preferred Lace. (The first version: Marisa Pare. Not the later Lace played by Natalie Lennox Merritt.) I imagine the reason I have a penchant for wild tangled hair now is because of my infatuation with American Gladiator Lace when I was 4-7 years old. When I was younger, I would often imagine battling with Lace. As the events got more intense she would throw herself on top of me in frustration and we'd roll down the gladiator pyramid, making out in a heap of sexual energy and wild animalistic thrusting.

But I digress.

This wine smells like Lace. — 5 years ago

Kaylee Mathews

10

My Favorite — 10 years ago