Geoff Halprin

9.0

First wine from the Shady Wine Society. Easy drinking as a gamay should be. Cherry and capsicum (?) notes. No tannins to catch the throat. Gentle across the tongue. — 3 years ago

JJ Collins

9.0

Dinner time! — 6 years ago

Jim Weaver

9.0

Dry red blend. Purchased at winery. Blackberry, cherry and a bit of spice. Enjoyed a glass by itself. — 7 years ago

Ellen Clifford

9.2

Elegant as all get out. I can’t get over Palo Cortado, even with its shady requirement to be called “Palo Cortado”—pretty sure some are no more accidental “failed Finos” than chocolate chip cookies were a ‘whoops I dropped chocolate in the dough’—but that matters not. Mixed nuts and lemon and amaretto don’t sound like things I’d want to consume all at once but they are elements of this wine I love all at once. — 4 years ago

Chris

9.2

Good sour, full of berry and bubbles — 6 years ago

Jim Weaver

9.2

Turkey day red #1. Dry medium body, dark fruit, spice and cedar. Bought at winery. “The Project” because the juice is from Oregon and produced in Michigan. — 7 years ago

Mitch M

10

Super sweet ! If you love a sweeter wine this packs a punch — 5 years ago

Madison Elizabeth

9.5

Shady Lane Coop de Rose. Great rose with vibrant berry taste — 5 years ago

R. Dan Reid

9.1

Excellent but not as good as the best Michigan Dry Rieslings, e. g. Brys, Shady Lane. — 7 years ago

Kevin Messing

9.0

Very nice wine. — 7 years ago