Wulf Losee

9.1

Leather on the nose. Lovely smooth tannins. Definitely lives up to the Graves — well, Pessac. Lots of minerality. Medium tannic body. Earth fruit. — 3 days ago

Wulf Losee

9.1

I was told that this is a Sauterne blend in reverse. Instead of 1/3 Sémillon and 2/3rds Sauvignon Blanc, it’s the other way around. And of course the fruit didn’t sit on the vine long enough for it to rot nobly. I admit that I didn’t much care for this wine on the first taste but it continues to grow on me. Grapefruit and neroli on the nose. Hints of vanilla on the front of the palate with soft tannins, which are both drowned out mid-palate with a strong minerality and astringent high notes. Lemon zest on the end — sour and bitter, but very refreshing! It develops a nice softness after the bottle is left open for a while.Initially I gave this an 8.9 but I’m moving it up to 9.1 on my second tasting. Too bad it’s not summer anymore. This is a perfect afternoon summer time wine. — 3 days ago

Wulf Losee

8.2

2015 opened November 2019. Cloves and tobacco on the nose. Unripe red fruit on the front. A light tannic structure, with some faintly bitter high notes. Those high notes are carried over into the finish. This wine is pleasant, but kinda watery. — 18 days ago

Wulf Losee

8.2

Nice nose. Not much else to redeem this wine. Thin and astringent all the way theogh. — 3 days ago

Wulf Losee

8.4

Nettles and raspberries on the nose. Very tart on the front. Light tannic structure—i.e kinda watery. Silky high notes on the end. Not my cup of Bordeaux. — 3 days ago

Wulf Losee

8.9

Leather and hay on the nose. Light red fruit on the front, but not much is happening there. The party begins at the top of the palate, where are the blackberry and ripe red cherry (as they say on the label) kick in. Light to medium tannic structure, with no offnotes. Soft finish. This is a very very nice table wine— but I can’t give it more than an 8.9, because there are no surprises here. — 9 days ago

Wulf Losee

8.8

This is competently made Cab. There’s nothing wrong with it, but I’m giving it a B+ rather than an A, because there’s nothing that makes this wine stand out. Tobacco and a hint of red fruit on the nose. Light overtones of cherry and cassis on the front. Medium tannic structure with a lot of high notes, but it’s not astringent. Those high notes are carried over into the finish. Very drinkable! Nothing to write home about though. — 19 days ago

Wulf Losee

9.0

Jam and leather on the nose. Light red fruit on the front. Medium level tannic structure. Soft landing on the end, but this wine resonates on the palate long after the swallow. — 3 days ago

Wulf Losee

9.4

I probably shouldn’t have of opened this bottle for another five years. Luckily, I’ve got four more. Sage and limestone on the nose. Slightly under ripe plums on the front of the palate. The nose and the front result from the dominant Petite Verdot. At the midpoint the tannins from the Syrah (and the minuscule amount of Cab) kick in. Velvety soft at the mid-palate with a calcaire finish. As an aside, I’d say that Law Estates is one of the three best vineyards in Paso Robles. — 5 days ago

Wulf Losee

8.9

This wine is opening up very well. I drink it now. Delectable erased my rating, though. Or maybe I forgot to save it. So I can’t give you a detailed description of this wine. Not bad for its price point. — 16 days ago