chris Holmes

9.1

Katie mac chris 11/30 Thanksgiving. Pretty good drinking. Dropped my glass ! Oops — 6 months ago

P Plusquellec

9.2

Another Thanksgiving Magnum. Fun, fun, fun-- — 3 years ago

Scott Koles

9.6

Exceptional. Happy thanksgiving y’all! — 3 years ago

David Walser

9.4

Thanksgiving with relatives. Brother-in-law never has had an Opus One so I dug into the cellar and found my last one; a 1989 half bottle. I thought it was passed its prime but the brother-in-law thought it was wonderful! I’m not remembering where this vintage rated. Some people just like the funkiness of old wines but I just like them much younger. It was time for this one to go away and am glad some got some enjoyment out of it. His rating, not mine. I gave up on the brand several years ago, sold off my collection at a profit and haven’t looked back. I’ll try it if it is presented to me but don’t have a desire to purchase anymore. — 4 years ago

Michael Herzig

9.6

Almost 20 years old, served at Thanksgiving 2024 it blew us away. So balanced, smooth and long. — 7 months ago

David Walser

9.3

Thanksgiving dinner at our friends house in St Helena. Has aged beautifully at 10 years. I don’t think it will get any better. — 3 years ago

Jay Kline

9.2

Opened about an hour before our Thanksgiving dinner; a preamble of sorts. At these early stages, the 2020 Amador County is like a laser beam of lemon citrus. Yes, there are lemon blossoms and minerals too. The acid is racy and there is a bit of a wooly texture too. Exciting now due to its youthful energy but should be fun for several years to come. — 3 years ago

Paul K

9.3

The Thanksgiving tradition continues. Only 4 bottles left. — 7 months ago

Bruce Dunbar

9.2

Beautiful: dark, quiet, powerful. Nothing extraneous. Lead with minerals, graphite, tobacco on top of a layer of dry black and red fruit. Tannins were mild. Fit the room (The Grill, NYC) and the meal (Thanksgiving) perfectly. — 7 months ago

yan ho

9.4

thanksgiving, Boston, Lee family and Lam, 11.25.21 — 4 years ago