Jon Lundquist

9.1

Just delightful. — a month ago

paul kretzer

9.0

Peach yogurt, lemon curd, slate, mineral, almost strawberry like acidity without the aceto burn/not sharp. Really nice. — 2 months ago

with Joe

RJ Stefanski

9.0

Super impressed with how this overdelivered at $20. Drinking great with a few years of bottle development- tons of the classic petrol and mineral notes (as expected since this bottling is named for the ideal fossil/limestone soil found in Spreitzer’s vineyards). — 5 months ago

Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections

9.4

The mineral bomb from Thorle and it does not disappoint. Massively mineral nose. Like a spice bazaar perfume mixed in with mega limestone. Hugely expansive and just gorgeous. The mineral is such a nice perfume. Crunchy, elegant and deep. But also slightly closed. Insane minerality and freshness. So pure. I think right now there is zero fruit on the palate and my score goes up .5 because of that. Just a stunner. The level of crystalline purity on the palate is just stunning. It cleanses the palate. Excellent acidity but the freshness of this wine is what truly stands out. The geekiest Thorle. Just insane. Nose starting to get herbal and groovy. What a vintage 19 is. Buy it all. Man does this slap. Leaves a ridiculous mineral impression on your tongue. Like a mineral fossil. Cusp of 9.4/9.5. — 11 days ago

Michelle Sarver

9.0

Makes a great Mimosa! — 5 months ago

j Miller

9.4

Balanced pinot — 5 months ago

Steve Gerths

9.2

Dark inky black deep fruit. Very smooth finish on palate. — a month ago

Alex Bell

9.1

Stoney. Beautiful — 4 months ago

Michelle Sarver

9.0

Love this! — 5 months ago

Samuel Sabori

9.2

I mean, there’s an orange on the label, what do we think it’ll taste like? In all seriousness, The vines were planted in 1984 at 700 feet elevation in rocky, volcanic (Jory) soils. Fermented in concrete egg and aged in old oak. Hazy, salty, incredibly floral on the first day, more texturally driven the second.

— 6 months ago

with Julia