Jay Kline

9.4

Popped and poured. The 2005 Cheval des Andes pours a deep opaque garnet/purple. Currently throwing some slight sediment. On the nose, the wine is vinous. Lovely black and blue fruits, teriyaki, balsamic, purple flowers, leather, and baking spices. The same on the palate. In total balance. The finish is long, dry with integrated tannins and good acid still. Long. This is really in a gorgeous spot right now. My only bottle of this and so happy I enjoyed it when I did. Enjoy now or over the next 5-10. No decant necessary. — 8 days ago

Ines Mitishita

9.4

Excelente vinho! Perfeito ! Pronto para beber! Perfeitamente balanceado! Madeira , taninos redondos, frutos vermelhos maduros, malbec para apreciadores. — 6 hours ago

Morgan Leathers

9.7

Drank with aust at the beach for bday 35. Very good, tiny bit herbacious and tiny bit funk but clean — 4 days ago

Doctor Alex

9.1

Michel Rolland’s craftsmanship — a day ago

Kyle

9.2

Wow this is money! Currant. Plum. Smooth and balanced but leaves an impression. — 6 days ago

Colin Cahoon

8.9

Bright red fruit of raspberry, tart cherry, and cranberry with a hint if pencil lead. Unoaked, medium body, high alcohol, and high acid with a medium finish. — 6 days ago

with Susan

Lance Coleman

9.5

Lovely wine for the price.. not overly complex but a very nice easy drinking wine with fruity notes rather than earthy. — 8 days ago

Emily Kresie-Harrington

8.9

2020 vintage. Relatively full-bodied for the type. Really ripe strawberries, stewed cherries, raspberry, bit of phenolic bitterness, lemon pith, rocks, little herbal thing going on. — 8 days ago

Michael Greene

9.5

17 years old. Great bottle development. Red fruit, leather. Fantastic with a rib eye. — 9 days ago

Roger Custer

9.4

Excellent merlot. Just right combination of fruit, wood, and tannins. Went well with a steak but also as a sipping wine. — 4 days ago