I really liked this Pinot. More RRV like than it was Eola-Amity like. Loads of front fruit with cherry and red berries. I liked the energy in this wine. Would definitely buy again. — a month ago
Surprisingly nice for the price point. Very inky dark pour and a bit tight out of the bottle. Opened nicely after an hour to loads of black tea, red berries and leather. Long lingering finish. I'd easily buy this again. — a month ago
A little different (in a good way) from other Rosé wines. Not as acidic and the flavor profile is cherry, bright red fruits and berries. Not bad. — 15 days ago
Well done Zin. Like all of Radio-Coteau, this wine is very expressive. Big red and blue fruits, energetic on the palate. Silky mid palate of cassis and bright red berries. Longer finish with just the right balance of acidity and tannins. — a month ago
For my money, this is the "best value for money" Chardonnay out there. Just the right amount of acidity and oak. Hints of baked apple, clove and citrus. Pineapple, peach. Just a delightful sipper with some structure. If you like the Cab, don't pass on the Chard. — a month ago
A bit thin. Served at a dinner with 5 others so it never really got a chance to open. On the surface, it's a very nice drinkable Pinot. Was expecting more. — 18 days ago
Badda boom. What a flavor bomb. Glad I gave this some time in the bottle and a good decant. Dark violet in the glass. Loads of blackberry, cherry and a burst of cedar cigar box. Once again Hall delivers with toothy tannins and long tasty finish. — a month ago
Sometimes you're lucky enough to have great friends that share extraordinary wine. This is an amazing wine. A big wine with big bold flavors but it never left you feeling like it overpowered you. Structure balance and all the accolades. Could easily stand another 5-10 and not lose a thing. — a month ago
Might have lost its luster. Just not what I've expected from a cellar aged Cab from Hall. Gave it a 2 hr decant. Still has plenty of balance and structure. Just lost some of its fruit and luster. Medium finish. — 2 months ago
Ken Venezio
Had a chance to try a Vintage 1960 Port from Fonseca. Amber in color. Intensity of raisin, but incredibly silky to the tongue. Plenty of fruit left in this bottle. — 6 days ago