An idiot
Just as good as the 2011. Earth and tea and burned spice and all those delicious butcher shop choppings. — 2 years ago
Would not have guessed Chardonnay if blind. I have not researched it, but the root vegetable back end leads me to believe there's decent maceration. Powerful, mineral, stone fruit. Sweet and sour and salt all integrated. — 2 years ago
Good wine at an airport, who knew? (A nod to Andrea Robinson's excellent program at Delta.) Flinty and sharp with a core of baked pears. Very tasty. — 2 years ago
Very, very good - pure and delicate. Not quite as settled as the 2012. That extra year makes a significant difference here. — 2 years ago
Traditional but not quite the same level of rusted sourness that I so love in Brunello. — 2 years ago
Wait a day after opening. Then it's one of the very best American Chardonnays I can remember - pure old world. Mineral over oak; zingy fruit over butter. Excellent. — 2 years ago
A deceptively difficult grape to do well. But a good product here. Bright, but enough character and depth to know what you're drinking. — 2 years ago
Daragh Hoey
A sort of Croatian Zinfandel. But its relationship to American Zin is barely tangential. Mineral and mushroomy with austere fruit. — 2 years ago