Keith Willis

9.6

This wine is a very Jammy Bold profile for a Merlot. The cocoa and raspberry notes create a robust full bodied flavor with a rich velvety finish! — 2 months ago

with Lorre Askew

Jake Hajer

9.3

Brilliant balance of bright fruit and velvet texture. It pops, yet is ohhhh so silky. Vivid color. A blend with cab and Merlot from Napa isn’t that exotic, but a Merlot led blend being the top showstopper cuvée is! Rare and beautiful. Blackberry preserves. Interesting that as clean, clear and bright it was, It threw a good deposit. Best in about 5yr. — 3 years ago

Mike Jones

9.1

Tie with Markham — 4 years ago

Robert Henalt

9.1

Young, oaky, red fruits. Nice now — 8 months ago

Jake Hajer

9.1

2018 vintage. Slutty milk chocolate in the best way. Vanilla and more vanilla. Kirsch and bourbon. Enjoyed and think this will age. — 2 years ago

Tyler Kirby

9.2

Last vintage of the drought, and it really comes through in this wine. Not as extracted as you’d think but perfectly concentrated notes of dried cranberries, vanilla, anise, blackberry, and pencil shavings. Extravagant in the mouth with mature tannins, cocoa raspberry flavors. Love this vineyard. Rugged site produces such pretty wines. Went excellent with our wood fired pizza. — 4 years ago

Bill Mowry

9.1

87% Merlot along with Cab, Petite Sirah, and a touch of Malbec. Strawberries, boysenberries, and chocolate. — 2 years ago

Michelle Abernathy

9.2

Yes to this!! Stopped and said “mmmmm, that’s goooood!” — 2 years ago

Jake Hajer

9.1

Aromatic. Distinctive. Sage, bourbon-cherry. Coconut and banana (Kim must use a cooper who brings banana out because there’s a couple wines that have this characteristic) Markham Zin is a wine that actually needs a couple years to age. The 2015 is 👌🏼🌈. The 2016 is great now, might need a few more years to come into its own to be sneaky-super-special. — 3 years ago

TwiLea Fletcher

9.5

Thursday is the new Tuesday. — 4 years ago

with Neal