Karilyn Lesassier-Van Oosten

9.1

Great with or without food. Beautifully balanced. — 3 months ago

Sharon Davis

8.9

Fruity deep plum color. Amarones — 5 months ago

Diana Sabo

9.5

Enjoyed 2021 vintage on January 21, 2023 — 8 months ago

Ross Bathgate

9.1

Inky black and delicious! More luscious than Rutherglen durif the tannin much softer. Lovely Friday night drinking. — 2 years ago

Tree Kilpatrick

9.0

Dark and stormy purple in the glass. Smells herbal with a touch of mineral oils/citrus extract. Flavors are savory and succulent. Bacon bits with blackberry jam and elderberry syrup. Tannic. Dense. Big. But it’s complex and true. Slightly fruit forward. A lovely Petite Sirah (aka Durif in France). Pretty close in flavors to the field blend known as Petite Sirah from Berryessa Gap, but the stand alone in blended one is a bit more tannic. Less smooth. Ruddy-er. But still amazing. — 4 months ago

Jason Brater

9.0

Great example of an Aussie durif (petite sirah). Bright fruit up front followed by some darker fruits. As it opened the dark fruits were more prominent and a touch of black pepper showed close to the finish. Good stuff. — 8 months ago

Andy Thomson

9.5

Just about my favourite wine. Superb! — 2 years ago

with John and Cheryl

Tree Kilpatrick

9.1

See previous review. I’m trying it again to see how it differed from the 2017 Durif from Berryessa Gap Vineyards. This Petite has Primitivo and Peloursin in as a field blend. The Durif is straight Petite Sirah.

This wine is juicy, big and complex. It’s not showing much softening from age, but it’s a lovely red as I mentioned in my previous review of the 2017. — 4 months ago

Ron Kyle

9.0

Smooth fruity flavor. — 6 months ago

Christopher Appel

9.3

Fun ZA wine — a year ago