Kamall

9.0

Really enjoyed this. Excellent QPR — 8 months ago

Josh Morgenthau

9.2

One of the best. Sidra-style perry made in NY, but not faddish at all. John Reynolds, one of my favorite iconoclastic wine/cider-makers, has been doing it this way for decades. Micro production. Loads of VA but flat out delicious; vibrant, textured, rich and soulful. Do yourself a favor and find some of this if you like natural wine. I’d argue this kills almost any high-VA natural wine. Why? There’s a historical precedent for the style, the flavor profile makes sense, it’s clean and well-made. Great stuff. — 4 years ago

Lily Fogarty

9.7

Damn good. Santa approved. — 9 years ago

Adam Kincaid

9.2

Perfect wine for a cold evening in front of a roaring fire. Quite complex throughout with a clean ruby red color and layered aromas and flavor profiles. Starts with some pencil shavings and spice but eventually opens to a more fruit forward place with red berries taking precedent. Pomegranate, cranberry, and raspberry with some strawberry too. All of them seem to come and go with each sip and savor. Good acidity provides nice structure with the tart berry flavors but medium to low tannins keeps it pretty fresh and young. — a year ago

with Jillian

John Fiehrer

9.2

Great zin, light on its feet with dark fruits — 5 years ago

Philippe Dupuis

8.9

As good as the precedent vintage. Still a favorite. — 7 years ago

with Jean-philippe

Angela Gargano

9.3

Just wow. This is in it's glory right now. Did this vineyard justice! — 9 years ago

Tom Casagrande

9.1

Really great value in a straightforward, honest, balanced Grenache. It’s grown within the Faugeres appellation but can’t claim the AOC apparently because it’s from deep sandy soils and not schist. No matter! Rayas grows Grenache in sand so there’s great precedent! Nose shows sappy kirsch-y fruit, lots of savory, mineral notes, and a touch of vanilla and spice. Soft and light-footed in the mouth. Quite dry, savory, and saline. Very soft tannin. Alcohol is relatively low at a stated 13.5. Drinking well now, it will certainly last a year or two longer, though I don’t think it will improve. I love wines like this. So food flexible. — a year ago

Philippe Dupuis

9.2

Less tight than the precedent vintage. Wide nose of red berries; griottes mostly. Mouth opens with generous volume and gains in definition fast. Fresh retro, long after taste #bestofgivry — 7 years ago

Rebecca Burgess

9.2

Quite nice w/ just the teeniest touch of slab dried Blenheim apricot. Pleasant & fresh. — 8 years ago