Tom Casagrande

8.9

This 375 was a little funky at first but cleaned up a bit after 45 minutes or so. Burgundian nose features limestony gravelly notes, brambly underbrush, and dark cherry. In the mouth it’s a bit tight, with vibrant acids, but underneath that potential energy there’s dark cherry fruit and a pungently savory note. It keeps changing its nose and taste with every sniff and sip it seems. Fun, but hard to keep up with. And hard to tell where it’s going. — a month ago

David Kidd

9.2

Angela and I both really enjoyed this wine — 5 months ago

Monique Blanchard

9.4

Celebrating with Angela great cab — 8 months ago

Tom Casagrande

9.2

Truncated notes from memory. This was elegant and very Burgundian. Flavorful but transparent. From 375. — a month ago

Nate Bowser

9.1

Really enjoyed this. Shellfish and wet stone. Vibrant. — 3 months ago

Samuel Sabori

9.2

Thanks, @Angela Winnike! Been holding onto this one and happy I did, drinking extremely well rn. All them chenin flavors, honey, citrus, apple... lateral and textural. Acids are prominent. Would easily confuse for a Grüner if tasted blind. — 7 months ago

with Julia

Stephanie Swannack

9.8

Birthday dinner At Brasserie Four in walla walla with Daniel Isabella angela Jamie and Sylvie. From the region of Sylvie’s dad — 21 days ago

Aravind A

9.0

Pop and pour. Much better than my previous btl. On the nose: soft rose, cranberry, strawberry leaf. On the palate: good acidity, good density, tomato leaf, wild strawberry, cranberry. Attenuated tannin. Actually pretty compelling, if still primary. — 4 months ago

David Kidd

9.2

Angela likes better than G Hills, unlike G Hills more. It this is great — 7 months ago

Adam MCLEAN

9.3

Quiz prize so unexpectedly excellent food wine.
Straight evocative messenger from the Northern Rhône.
Drank it with Angela with aubergine/goats cheese burgers. — 2 years ago