Robert Henalt

9.2

Nice now. Let it open for a bit but full bodied — 2 months ago

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. — a year ago

Ross Bathgate

9.1

Inky black and delicious! More luscious than Rutherglen durif the tannin much softer. Lovely Friday night drinking. — 3 years ago

Natacha Boivin

9.5

Sugar 3 g/l — 4 months ago

Karilyn Lesassier-Van Oosten

9.1

Great with or without food. Beautifully balanced. — 10 months ago

Christopher Appel

9.3

Fun ZA wine — 2 years ago

Jason

8.9

Is it amazing? Can’t say that. Is it really “durify”? Not that either. But it is pretty good. Low harshness and no sourness. — 3 years ago

with Katherine

Erin Lothson

9.3

Very easy red to drink in the evening, went down smooth and had a sweeter taste — 4 months ago

Monica Molina

9.5

Love it. Juicy, sweet-ish, great with dinner — 2 years ago

Andy Thomson

9.5

Just about my favourite wine. Superb! — 3 years ago

with John and Cheryl