Mark Martin

6.1

Sadly…corked :( — 3 years ago

Mark Martin

9.6

Smooth, rich, jammy and excellent after a few years. Will only get better. Blackberry, deep cherry, and currant. — 4 years ago

Mark Martin

9.4

Whites are not my first preference but Ayoub does not disappoint. Warm, buttery and smooth on the palate, this is a perfect wine for enjoying on its own across a pleasant summer night. — 5 years ago

Mark Martin

9.4

Ayoub again doesn’t disappoint. Floral on the nose, warms to buttery notes and then light Pinot characteristics. Great at 5 yrs and I bet better over the next 2-3. — 5 years ago

Mark Martin

9.6

Enjoying this along with another 2010 pairing from Ayoub (???/Anonimo). Bolder and fuller of the two. Black cherry and pomegranate. Mo was right - sit on it he said - and it is amazing. — 4 years ago

Mark Martin

9.1

Great vintner and great story with a bottle to honor family. Smooth mouthfeel and bright black fruit, currant and plumb. — 5 years ago

Mark Martin

Bright fruit and gentle jam undertones. Good after 12 years. If you have one hold on a little longer.
Still - Owen Roe - classic, gently lighter OR Pinots. — 5 years ago

Mark Martin

9.3

Enjoying this along with another 2010 pairing from Ayoub (Murto Vineyard). Lighter of the two (but still amazing) Hints of pepper and black currant. Smooth. — 4 years ago

Mark Martin

9.5

Well worth some aging. Lighter than expected but smooth, jammy and clean on the palate. — 4 years ago

Mark Martin

9.4

Mo continues to wow bottle after bottle. Glad I let this set for a few years. Probably even better 2-3 years from now. Wonderful jammy nose. Blackcurrant, subtle pepper, and finishes with cherry notes. — 5 years ago