John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.3

Best value Pinot around! — a month ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.0

2020 vintage. Espresso crema galore. Front and middle 2/3rd's nice...back end/finish/last third just meh. Medium heavy body. 4.29.26. — 2 months ago

John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.3

Great as always. — 3 months ago

Damian

9.2

Medium golden color. Right after opening, a honeycrisp apple, citrus, grapefruit and mineral notes on the nose and palate are evident. After some breathing, wine shows plenty of oxidative notes. It has a medium rich, creamy mouthfeel. First vintage to go through malo — 4 months ago

Mike Obley

9.3

Still fresh, big wine. Widly different than the Pousse on Christmas Eve — 6 months ago

Pooneet K

9.3

Really very good. Probably best wine I’ve had from Ceritas. 12.3%, tastes old school but with slightly more new world flavor characteristics like warm spices and purple berries. Great acid and lingering finish. Very enjoyable and fun to try with the age. — 7 months ago

Michael Amoruso

8.9

Consistenly good every vintage — 9 months ago

Atticus Honore

9.3

Bright cherry, tea — a month ago

with Hallie

Sipping Fine Wine

9.2

Ruby red color with red fruit aromas and spicy floral notes, aged for 10 months in 40% new French oak. On the palate flavors of cherry, raspberry and strawberry with tea and earthy tones. Fine smooth tannins, well balanced with acidity, nice mouthfeel, long finish ending with earthy toasty oak character. Very fresh will continue to age! Nice! Pair with with a grilled chop! — 3 months ago

Brian S

9.2

This wine will be excellent after at least 2 plus years of bottle aging. Go out and get some, I have access if you need it. — 4 months ago

Turd Ferguson

9.3

Bigger style Pinot. Robust. Mildly stewed fruit and chocolatey but kept just in check. Hardly identifiable as AV Pinot Noir but very pretty nonetheless. Pair with charcoal grilled lamb chops and yayo. — 6 months ago

Somm David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.4

So Williams Selyem Pinots should be treated is the same fashion as good burgundy, with age. It will always be somewhat sweeter than red burgundy but nonetheless very good.

This shows w/ an array of mid berry fruits accompanied by some darker fruits. Strawberries, cherries, pomegranate, cranberries, raspberries, hint of rhubarb, blackberries and haunting blueberries. Mid berry cola, red licorice, fruit tea, eucalyptus, pine tar notes, pine tree bark, dark, rich soils/earth, dry herbs, mid, dark spice, dry crushed rocks, dry limestone powder, black pepper notes, dry river stone, dry fall leaves, bright florals that are; red, blue, purple with a mix of red & pink roses, late spring waterfall acidity with extreme balance, tension, structure with elegance & smart polish for days and long sets on tree bark/sap & spice.

Still ascending. — 7 months ago

Michael Dierberg

9.2

Slight nod over the Rivers-Marie 2013 Gioia (still very fruit driven) and Failla 2013 Occidental Ridge. The Littorai was the most evolved and Burgundian of the bunch. — 9 months ago

Conrad Green

9.6

A gorgeous nose. Soft sweet corn, brioche, confit lemon, limestone and a light saltiness. In a lovely place right now — a month ago

with Rick and Gregg

Charlie C

9.1

Really perfumed nose. Orange, honey, lemon, apples, herbs. Good acid. — 3 months ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.0

NV. Not too shabby for domestic bubbles and the price. Could do worse. 3.11.26. — 4 months ago

Jennifer

9.1

Yummy Amarone with colleagues in Singapore (Shangri La Italian restaurant). Yep, would quite happily have another bottle. 2020 — 5 months ago

romo

9.1

Called Aglianico. Brambly med+ acid but a bit clumsy. — 7 months ago

Daniele Cuzin

9.0

2023 vintage in October 2025. Bought at the winery in September 2025. Appreciated. — 8 months ago

Rick Fenner

9.1

Smoky, leathery love — 9 months ago