David Shaw

8.9

New vintage, 46/44/10 blend of Viognier, Pinot Gris and Muscat. Honey golden yellow, very good clarity. Slight sulfite on nose. Dry, flavors interpolate between the Pinot Gris and Viognier. Didn’t pick up much of the Muscat. Moderate skin astringency on the finish (bear in mind this is an orange wine). Floral, linalool and passion fruit flavors. Give the tannins a little time to soften. Dry as the Gobi Desert, so pair it with something tasty. Cheese? Fries? Something… — 3 months ago

Kristin Christian

9.0

Very refreshing and bubbly. — 6 years ago

Craig Van Pelt

9.2

Get more. TJs beaitiful summer rose bubbly. Mountain stream and roses. — 7 years ago

Ted Kizor

9.6

Still a grippy lil mother. Must have been a bear young. I'm a huge fan, lovely lanolin cigar box, fruit-leather with heaps of tarragon on the pallet. Great acid. Love it! — 7 years ago

Karyn Fricke

9.1

Holding up nicely. Lost some fruitiness but otherwise quite good. — 4 months ago

Monique Blanchard

8.9

Drank after Postmark, St Supery and a 2009 cake bread Cellars Dancing Bear Ranch (Howell Mountain)cab sav/Franc and drank better than I thought — 3 years ago

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.1

Medium magenta pink. Rather stinky on the attack of the nose with some dirty rocks and opened up with some ripe red berries. Medium acidity (6/10) and medium plus body. Great structure and balance on the palate. Even seemed a bit lively (bubbly) in texture. Layers of strawberries, melon and watermelon. Long finish. Quite a big Rosé, excellent work Mike! Drink till 2022. | Sample — 7 years ago

with Sean and India

Scott Petrus

9.2

This delicious sparkler is bursting with citrus, toast, crème, and fresh mountain pebbles. As the official champagne of Porche, this bubbly is good around the clock at Les Mans. — 8 years ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.4

2017 vintage. Pretty solid stuff. Medium-medium heavy body. Dryer than your average Napa bear and tastes more like mountain slope fruit but don’t think it is. Underrated potential and QPR pop. This should be dynamite in a decade. — a year ago

Shay A

9.4

Monthly WTF wine group night. Our theme was American oak vs French oak. All wines tasted blind. We started off with two bottles of bubbly and finished with two non-themed reds.

Similar experience to last having this eight or so months ago. Rich and powerful without being out of balance. Inky blue and black fruits, sweet oak and vanilla tobacco on the nose. The palate here was expansive and a bit wild (in a good way)...signature mountain structure, dusty youthfulness in the ripe fruits. Dark chocolate & plum on the finish. Delicious now but probably better in a few years! — 5 years ago

with Jack, Mark and 4 others