Dark fruits and dry finish — 5 years ago
Really like this — 6 years ago
Tall grass. Nice spice but smooth. Not too sweet. Medium body. Easy to drink. Would buy again. — 7 years ago
Light and fun. Local too — 8 years ago
Light, easy-drinking & versatile with food that’s not too heavy. Really enjoyed this for an everyday white. — 4 months ago
Full bodied, fruity — 4 years ago
One of my favorites especially of the Apothic line. — 5 years ago
Holy fucking delicious — 6 years ago
If there is better rosé from Sonoma County, I haven’t had it! — 7 years ago
Pleasantly surprised how yummy this was! Quite jammy, low tannins, more like blueberries than red berries. — 8 years ago
Lightly sweet white blend with notes of stone fruit, pear, and a slight citrus-acidic undertones. Excellent summer wine. — 9 years ago
Beautiful Smooth nice oak flavor — 9 months ago
Nice and smooth… not to heavy. Good drinking as well as with a pasta dish! — 10 months ago
Really liked it - sweet, low acid, low tannins. — 5 years ago
Excellent blend of Grenache, Mourvèdre and Tempranillo instead of Syrah. Works very well. I saw this described as “dusty fruits” which I take to mean earthy, and just slightly subdued. Relatively smooth and opens up nicely with air time. Will keep the other bottles for a while to see how the evolve. Another good effort from ONX wines out of Pasa Robles. Cheers — 6 years ago
Great for dessert, chocolate. Somewhat sweet. — 8 years ago
Lovely subtle nose. Honey, honeydew, rose, cherry, white peach. Medium body. Off dry. Light acid. Light linger. What you want from a Rose in the summer. Would be overpowered by many dishes - best to drink alone 😉 — 9 years ago
Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego
1988 vintage. Feminine-styled. Ran into some resistance back in the day with the (re-) emergence of this Château and the massive 85/86 and 89/90 efforts. Eff all that. The 1989 AND 1990 vintages probs the best this Château has ever realized. The 1988 slid in then and performed delicate magick. That cocoa powder and blueberry combo still coming forth with undeniable impressions. Whereas those four “bigger” vintages rocked harder, all four have had more noticeable drop off. This 1988 just doing its best La Mission Haut-Brion/Haut-Brion impression and pulling it off. No rush to crush. 5.13.26. — 2 months ago