Jake Hajer

9.5

Beautiful wine. Dense and full of fruit. — 6 months ago

vinokeeno

9.2

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

William Hughes

9.2

Savory and sweet. Strawberry, sweet herbs, pomegranate, and citrus oil. Balanced and fresh. Sean Boyd gets his Grenache right and the ‘16 is no exception. — 3 years ago

Chris A

8.9

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

Daniel Clarke

8.9

Gracias el padre — 2 years ago

with Sara

Brandon T

9.3

My favorite from this producer. The Syrah equivalent of a 250 yard drive down the middle of the fairway. — 2 years ago

Erik Michielsen

9.2

Long and lovely finish on this one. Paired well with snapper, chanterelles, and also sweetbreads. — 4 years ago

with Debbie

Ron R

9.0

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

with Anne-marie

Liz Kaczmarek

9.0

Bought for the label but ended up loving it. Spicy, dry enough, good Boyd — 2 years ago

William Hughes

9.2

Sean Boyd really knows how to capture the acidity in this blend. More melon, Honeysuckle, and lemon notes than last year, but still an underlying mineral note. Persistent, lip-smacking finish. — 3 years ago