Great w/ dinner San Juan Island — 7 years ago
Crisp, light, and dry. Hints of pear, not much on the nose — 8 years ago
At Michael's in Friday Harbor on San Juan Island doing the Honeymoon and Michael is the winemaker of this really special and small production blend of Cab Franc and Syrah called Qone'. Impossible to find anywhere else so the bottom line is that Colette and i get to say "nyaaah nyaaah we got some and you didn't" to all of you out there in Delectable-land. — 10 years ago
Luscious. — 10 years ago
Semi sweet is pretty dry. Nose screams applesauce but palate is super refreshing.
— 12 years ago
Another perfectly acidic, high minerality wine with a slightly salty tomato flavor. Drank a couple glasses at Duck Soup on San Juan Island. — 4 years ago
Again another super vintage of this wine. Refreshing crisp melon notes and slight mineral aftertones. — 6 years ago
Delicious! Actually has a lot of similarity to Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Blanc. I’m not an expert, yet... but if I blind tasted this I would have guessed a New Zealand Sauv Blanc. Notes of Grapefruit, Lemon, Lime, Mandarin Orange, Green Apple, Lychee, Pear, Nectarine with hints of Slate and some Salinity. Low alcohol at 11% and good acidity with a medium finish. — 8 years ago
A Washington treasure. Cider at its best. — 10 years ago
Totally Passionfruit, so refreshing — 11 years ago
Best puertorican beer you can get. The creation of a german brewmaster in the Enchanted Island. Sorry but youll have to visit to taste it! Right in Old San Juan. — 11 years ago
Wish we had a case! Last day of vacation on San Juan island with triple cut pork chops. They were out of lamb but this combo is more than ok. — 6 years ago
Katheryn bought this from the co-op! — 9 years ago
Outstanding example of a Madeline Angevine. — 9 years ago
Im typically not a fan of rosé, but this was perfect. Not too sweet. Perfectly fizzy just enough. Highly suggest. Out of a small vineyard on Bainbridge Island in WA--the last place you'd think you'd find a great rosé. — 10 years ago
Really pretty, almost honeyed, aromatic pure quince cider from San Juan Islands. Would be great w pork or curries. Think Gewürz or Albariño as wine cognates... — 11 years ago
Briar Doty
Second bottle at Duck Soup on San Juan Island. Paired with rack of lamb with quinoa and a lemon yogurt sauce. Lower acidity/minerality than the Langhe, fuller body but still distinctly quaffable. Likely a better wine. — 4 years ago