Scott Wren

9.0

Light elegant Pinot. Cherries and dry leaves with rhubarb and nice acidity and some minerality. Not super complex but the price was only $34. A great value for everyday Burgundy which is darn hard to find. — 8 days ago

Scott Wren

9.0

A pure Pinot Gris expression. Minerality plus fruit. Oregon keeps a lid on it. — 20 days ago

Scott Wren

8.7

This is okay. Loads of vanilla but enough acidity it’s not overwhelming — 20 days ago

Scott Wren

9.2

24 years young. Lacks margins so it looks like the fountain of youth. Restrained and elegant — 15 days ago

Scott Wren

9.2

Red fruit, dried cherry and Rhubarb. Slightly sweet with oak undertones.. Creamy with 14.5% alcohol but balanced. Nice tannin that’s an enhancement to flavor. Needs food to be appreciated. Perfect with rib eye. — 17 days ago

Scott Wren

9.0

Racy but not austere. Just right for Chablis. — 24 days ago

Scott Wren

9.6

Cab franc from an iconic producer that has evolved enough that the pyrazines have completely been integrated. Had it with prime rib and it’s deep rich red fruit flavors just kept unfolding. — a month ago

Scott Wren

9.2

A bit spent but you can still taste the pedigree. Purple fruit and amazingly enough acidity to still slide down — 15 days ago

Scott Wren

9.2

Dark fruit, old leaves, and some oak that is well integrated and adds creamy texture. Plus it’s got enough ecidity to be practically gulpable. Such a pleasure to drink. Goes with anything north of shellfish. — 19 days ago

Scott Wren

9.3

Well balanced and tannins now fully integrated. Like cherry cola flowing over rocks in a mountain stream. — 25 days ago