Scott Kahn

9.0

What a wonderful expression of the Combsville vineyard and Andy Erickson’s mastery of wine making. A nicely balance Cabernet on the front with a treasure trove of chocolate on the backend to complement the bouquet on the nose. This 07 is defined nite at a sweet spot for opening now. — 20 days ago

Scott Kahn

8.9

A rich medley of mature berries integrated with savory spices. The wine opened quickly which added to our enjoyment of the bottle along Spain’s northern coast, but not at the expense of an overall complexity that remained with the wine. This wine is ready for consumption now IMO. — 3 months ago

Scott Kahn

9.4

This wine is at its peak - beautiful structure in which the bramble fruit is rich yet not over powering. Ready to drink now! — 7 months ago

Scott Kahn

9.5

Simply fantastic! Chocolate that is well integrated with dark fruit from start to finish. The wine evolved in the glass - less chocolate over time. Definitely ready to pull from your cellar now! — 2 months ago

Scott Kahn

8.5

Soft and simple without decanting. Slight fruit forwardness is balanced by oak flavors on the backend. No hint of the cab franc in this blend! A fine bottle for €26 in an Italian restaurant.... — 3 months ago

Scott Kahn

9.0

An extremely enjoyable representation of the region with black peppercorns and leather on the palette and some refined French oak on the super long finish. Required 30m to open - good tannic structure that should give this wine the opportunity to age. — 3 months ago

Scott Kahn

9.5

Rich and lush; structured tannins that would benefit from opening the bottle many hours in advance. Leathery and dry, with a long finish. Congrats to Sam Kaplan for yet another wonderful wine! — 7 months ago

Scott Kahn

9.1

Interesting intersection of blackberries, anise, thoroughly integrated oak on the palette. Long and pleasant finish. Drinkable now! — 2 months ago

Scott Kahn

8.9

A smooth wine that was completely drinkable after opening. Standard Bordeaux on the nose with a palette comprised of subtle stone fruit and more powerful cedar - with a finish that concludes towards the stone fruit! A lighter version of Bordeaux that the more complex Chateaux, but a pleasant wine with our steak dinner nevertheless. — 3 months ago

Scott Kahn

9.1

This was an enjoyable wine both with and without food. The tannins were fully integrated, and the red fruit was bright and fresh. My sense is that this wine is already at its peak - drink now. — 7 months ago