Bruce Dunbar

8.9

A very fun and highly drinkable wine that everyone at the Sunday family dinner could enjoy. Moderate acidity, bright red fruit, managed to have some depth without losing approachability. Another great Shake Ridge Barbera from Bedrock — 25 days ago

Robert S.

9.1

Lovely nose, fresh strawberries, honey and stone fruit. A nice crisp finish. A favorite of mine. — 6 years ago

Justin Hansohn

9.1

It’s pretty easy to over-do Syrah in this location. Desire Lines does a phenomenal job of keeping dessert-like pleasure and seriousness of terroir in check. Lifted and fruited like a modern northern Rhône or Cru beaujolais with a little less seriousness to boot but also this is young and booming. Held straight for 5 days. Get the feeling that this will resolve very slowly over time to show more what earthy and cool characteristics it has in its hand. This wine feels extremely stable and a kaleidoscope of possibilities lay herein. — 7 years ago

Chris

9.2

Like Mexican hot chocolate...should have had this one before the Good Conduct... — 8 years ago

with Jeffrey

Adam Nesto

9.2

VT. Thanks @Michael Cruse half case already gone. — 8 years ago

with Alexander, Nick and 4 others

Linda Moerdick

9.5

Great brew! Love the flavor! — 9 years ago

Caleb Krell

9.3

Just… perfection. How? Every year… just everything I’ve ever wanted in a wine. — 3 months ago

Josh Morgenthau

9.0

Pretty white orchard fruits. Lemon curd. Very nice. Acids a little heavy. Long finish. — 5 years ago

Jim Chen

8.9

Mascalese-esque.... — 6 years ago

Aaron Tan

8.9

Surprisingly, I kinda liked this despite my aversion to overly-hopped beers. The nose is a straight up hop-bomb - floral, citrusy, piney. The palate's also full-on, with heaps of hoppy bitterness, but balanced by malty sweetness and tropical fruit notes (passionfruit and mango for me). Finishes crisp and earthy. Not bad, but not my kind of beer (not an IPA fan basically). — 7 years ago

Mike Levin

9.0

This vintage feels more balanced with fruit. — 8 years ago

Matt Beyard

9.0

So nice to have a Bedrock wine to crack open upon receipt. Like a bolder redder Rose. Strawberry and an incredible nose. Can't believe it is a Zin but I really enjoyed it. I'll look forward to a few more bottles next year. — 9 years ago

Kelly Driscoll

9.5

Bold, hoppy, decadent -- love it — 10 years ago

Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.2

Electric. Tart lime and tangerine, wet stone, mint. — 2 years ago

Peter Montoleone

9.0

Fruit forward and Jammy. Very delicious. — 3 years ago

Grace Riley

9.3

Nice nice. Peach yogurt, lemon, wet stone, some nuttiness and Parmesan? Some mild grassiness? Long finish. Crisp. — 6 years ago

Brian R

9.2

Rioja meets California. Too young though, needs another 5 years. — 7 years ago

Matt Austin

Owner/Winemaker, Grosgrain Vineyards, Walla Walla, WA

9.4

Drinking well at almost 10 years old. Hints of soy starting creep in and show it’s age, but dried tobacco, earth, leather and chocolate rule the day. Wish I had more of these. — 8 years ago

Tom Young

9.1

Warm fruit but not over Jammie, a little musty Overall another well balanced elegant wine from bedrock — 8 years ago

Fran Miller

9.7

Like no IPA you've ever had. This beer is citrusy and SWEET- which was pleasantly surprising. I don't normally like sweet beers but this one I will make an exception for. Pair this with lighter fare such as crackers or pub snacks. I can imagine enjoying this on a warm day, too, due to its fruity character. Be warned-- there are plenty of hops for us hopophiles so if that's not your thing, steer clear. — 9 years ago

with Robert and Dudley