Esporão never disappoints. Oak really comes through with Bold wild berries, a hint of anise and vanilla. Alcohol is maybe a little too prominent which makes me think in a couple of years of cellaring this its true character will truly shine. — 2 months ago
Great paring with red meat. — 4 months ago
Lighter than I thought … need to try more Pinot Noirs — 9 days ago
delightful, held up until 2024 and paired with salmon. — 2 months ago
Outstanding blend. Great balance. Thoroughly enjoyed with Musakhan Roasted Eggplant and tomato risotto at Davis Estate. — 4 months ago
rustic. let it open up. even day 2 — 4 days ago
Way past its time but glad to open it. This is from superbowl 2 if you’re counting. Glad we opened it tonight. — 7 days ago
While its name doesn’t sound like an SB from NZ, it sure tastes like one. Pronounced passion fruit, a little green apple, and more lime than other Sauv Blancs. Refreshing and great value at TJs. — 3 months ago
Randy Fuller
This wine is colored yellow-gold. I found the nose to be strange, with apple, pear, and nectarine aromas up front, followed by an odd scent of vanilla and butter. It has a hint of the smell of the butter offered on popcorn at the movies. The palate gives the fruit center stage as well, with oak notes a bit more prominent. The acidity is nice and the mouthfeel is full. It's not a wine I will seek out in the future, even though I rather like buttery Chardonnay. — 13 days ago