2005 vintage. Orange peel, watercress, dill and some meatiness in the nose. Light-medium body. A dead ringer for a comparably-aged Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars Fay or SLV cab. Def on the feminine side and a little tobacco and cinnamon on a lengthy finish. Top of its’ particular bell curve and has another 3-4 years at this station/junction. Lacks the stuffing to go farther but a very respectable showing nonetheless. Zero speed bumps and well integrated. — 10 months ago
A wonderful and smooth Margaux blend - this example held up well, with just a slight tinge on the backend but still drinkable. Mature red fruit and classic Bordeaux terroir on the nose and the initial sips. Great with a meal or cheese, this won’t fly solo as well as with a partner! — 8 months ago
Gracias el padre — 2 years ago
Long and lovely finish on this one. Paired well with snapper, chanterelles, and also sweetbreads. — 4 years ago
Straight down the middle. Not memorable. Wifey liked it. Very little to no tannins - simplistic. I think the winemaker missed the mark with this. — 9 months ago
Bought for the label but ended up loving it. Spicy, dry enough, good Boyd — 2 years ago
Jake Hajer
Beautiful wine. Dense and full of fruit. — 6 months ago