Wild Grace

Hope & Grace

Napa Valley Malbec 2006

David T
9.5

My favorite new world producer of Malbec. Charles Hendricks Winemaker. I’ve had nearly every vintage 2018 back to 2007…first 2006 & it’s gorgeous.

Ruby, ripe; blackberries, black raspberries, black plum, dark cherries with a touch of strawberries & blueberries. Dark chocolate cake w/ fudge frosting, caramel, mocha, cocoa bar, malt balls, barrel pulp/powder, soft, dark spice, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanillin, mid berry licorice/cola, tarriness, anise, dry tobacco, dry brush/twig, limestone powder, dry top soil, candied to withering; dark, red flowers framed in liquid violets & lavender, waterfall acidity with a lush, well; rounded, knitted, evolved, softened tensioned, balanced with excellent polished & finish that lasts minutes.
— 9 days ago

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Etude

Estate Grown Grace Benoist Ranch Pinot Noir

Solid. Middle of the road Pinot — 25 days ago

David Stein
with David

A Tribute to Grace Wines

Santa Barbara Highlands Rosé of Grenache 2022

Nice and refreshing for the heat in South Florida — 3 months ago

Ted, Shay and 2 others liked this

Flora Springs

Wild Boar Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2015

Mark Pagliaro
9.7

This 2015 is exceptional from Flora Springs! Purchased on a Napa trip with my Daughter Julie in 2018 and enjoying it today with Julie and Megan. — 7 days ago

Megan McMurdo
with Megan
Mark, Megan and 2 others liked this

Greywacke

Wild Sauvignon Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2021

Absolutely superb. Fresh, fruity, smooth. Delightful. — 6 days ago

Wild Horse Winery & Vineyards

Central Coast Pinot Noir 2021

Worth $13. Wonderful pinot, very enjoyable, not overly dry, not overly jammy or sweet. Jen got this bottle from CCSM womens event. — 2 months ago

Hope & Grace

Russian River Valley Pinot Noir 2012

David T
9.3

HBTM! 🥳 🎉🎂 🎈

Charles Hendricks one of the most underrated Winemakers in the Napa/Sonoma/Santa Lucia areas.
— 3 months ago

Shay, Joshua and 9 others liked this

Henschke

Hill of Grace Vineyard Shiraz 2002

This is Stephen Henschke’s favourite vintage of H of G he said. This was the first vintage he bottled under screw cap and all subsequent vintages have been bottled that way. They have also experimented with the Vinolok glass stopper. As Stephen said “I love tradition and it is very important as a 6th generation family owned winery. However when tradition lets you down as it has with cork, there is time to evaluate better closures. “ He went on to say the 2002 has that distinctive Hill of Grace nose which you can’t define but it does have the trademark mint, spice and sage. The palate is profoundly intense and could go on for another 10 years but flirting with perfection right now. — a month ago

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Bob McDonald

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Corks are finished at Henschke.
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Why not use the glass closure? I’m a big fan of those. I’ve never had a decayed bottle when sealed with glass. I’ve never tasted this wine due to its cost… sniff
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