Scott Arnold

9.2

Deep tropical fruit with a little spice and dry finish. Absolutely delicious. — a year ago

Ron from VA

9.1

Pristine & very burgundy at 6yrs old! Fabulous, Nate Walsh! — 2 years ago

Matt Sterr

9.0

Creamy w/a hint of spice. — 4 years ago

Ron from VA

9.1

I really like this at the Bar Takeover @Walsh. I knew then that this had a food pairing destiny. Indeed, the wife made a left-fielder: ShrimpScampi Lasagna!?! The lemon-mineral oil driven tonic was spot on...powerful enough to cut through massive ricotta bomb. The creamy texture was beautiful and sensual. Thank you Ben — 5 years ago

Ron from VA

9.0

Very nice build by Nate Walsh as winemaker for the husband / wife owners at OctoberOne. Their fruit - sense of place - mouthfeel and apricots galore. If Jefferson Viognier and a King Family Chardonnay had a baby —> this — a year ago

Emma Copeland

9.0

Gifted and delicious Virginia white. Apple taste and no alcohol on the nose. — 4 years ago

Scott Arnold

8.9

Big wine with excellent concentration and depth, but not over the top and good balance for pairing with hearty food. 2017 — 4 years ago

Austin Hohnke

9.0

Concentrated and brooding. Mostly Syrah with Cabernet and Grenache. Black peppercorns. Wild, brambly fruit. Juicy. Assertive and better with ample air. Biodynamically farmed. Great with Beef Bourguignon. — 2 years ago

Ron from VA

9.2

Wow! My cellar aging project scores another ‘discovery’ win. At almost 10 years from harvest, this Nate Walsh built beauty was doing what aged Nebbiolo is supposed to do! Using Horton fruit (Orange, Va), this bottle has metamorphosed into a seductive herbal-rose tea. It’s acidity is almost non-detectable, yet it was the perfect pairing for Tuscan-sausages & peppers w/creamy mash. The flavors of this Nebbiolo are so alive that they danced effortlessly with the sautéed peppers and complimented the herbs in the locally made Tuscans. Just wow…1 ‘12 remains plus 2 ‘10’s. — 2 years ago

Simon Gilligan

9.1

Medium bodied, menthol/eucalypt, mild spice, black fruited, fine tannin, good length. Feels a bit dilute compared to the 2014, and a lesser wine on the second night. Gary Walsh gave this 94 but I can’t quite see that. — 5 years ago