Bruce Dunbar

8.7

With another year in bottle, the ‘22 is a slightly more rounded version of its prior self. Still rich with florals and white fruit typical to the wine, the minerality has receded a touch and the acidity softened slightly. A very good and drinkable dry Riesling. — 6 days ago

Bruce Dunbar

9.0

Young but impressive. Light mixed berries, cinnamon, bright acidity. Damp earth emerges and fruit sweetens over time. — a month ago

Bruce Dunbar

9.4

Leading contender for my wine of the year. Still has it all 25 years on. Rich, raspberry syrup, licorice, port-like qualities without the prune, viscous. Still loaded with fruit and power. — 2 months ago

Bruce Dunbar

8.2

Dry with still firm tannins but perhaps a bit past its prime as it was leaning more earthy, prune in profile than brighter fruit. — 8 days ago

Bruce Dunbar

9.0

Dark, full bodied, black and blue fruit with a through line of acidity. Hints of port on the finish. With nearly 10 years in bottle, it drank more like a cab than warmer climate Pinots, but had more vibrancy and delineation. — 22 days ago

Bruce Dunbar

8.5

Vivid nose, red berry and kirsch forward, bright, light tannin, pleasant but lacks the depth or extraction of better vintages. — a month ago

Bruce Dunbar

8.6

With some air, this showed florals highlighted by orange blossom, pear and lemon zest, and a bit of slate in a soft wrapper. Very drinkable and could improve over a few years. — 2 months ago

Bruce Dunbar

9.2

Fantastic. Purchased on-site at the winery during a visit earlier this year. Rich dark fruit, leather, touch of the rocky, dusty soil of the Priorat. Mellowed with age into a lush, layered wine with both hints of port and nice spicy acidity still on the finish. — 17 days ago

Bruce Dunbar

8.8

Powerful deep nose of fruit and earth like a strawberry patch. Firm tannins and reserved fruit in the palate but becomes richer and even a bit script with air. Archery Summit wines are long-lifed Pinots and this likely has 10-15 years of development in it. — a month ago

Bruce Dunbar

8.2

Austere at this early moment. Dry, light and minerally with some black and red fruit that emerged over time. Interested to see how it evolves but currently lacks a strong character. — 2 months ago