Rob B

9.0

Berries, full bodies — a year ago

Alder Yarrow

Wine Blogger Vinography

9.4

A gift from the past becomes magic of the present, in the hands of @ownrooted. This is a pitch-perfect interpretation of Pais / Listan Prieto, the grape brought north from Mexico by Franciscan friars and planted so religiously (had to do it) at the outposts they established that it simply became known as the Mission grape. At its best, and make no mistake, this bottle is among that company, it offers bright strawberry and sour cherry fruit married to dried floral and herbal notes and shot through with electric minerality. Unbelievably refreshing and delicious. These bottle are crazy scarce, I think my annual allocation as a long time mailing list member is merely one (1), but if you can get your hands on one, it will be worth it. — 2 years ago

Andrew Jezewski

9.8

Let it breathe. At least an hour. Love the color and texture. — 4 years ago

Jason

9.3

Fantastic — a year ago

Michael Amoruso

9.1

2009 vintage. Still fresh red berries and currant flavors. Good acidity. — 3 years ago

Barbara Coca

9.1

Light with just right amount of sweetness , perfect with fish! 2013 vintage we bought in Napa. Enjoying it today 4-22-20! — 3 years ago

with Dennis

Donald Williams

9.4

Perfect with the lobster special and the chicken special. — a year ago

with Bonnie

Mark

9.1

Good bang for the buck. Bright, acidic, tannic. — 3 years ago

Ashlyn VanAllen

9.4

Spicy, but still lively. — 3 years ago

Matthew Doty

9.2

Lovely, refined, well-blended flavors — 4 years ago