Solid 9.5. Did not match up to the Maybach/Abreu/SQN last night but still excellent. Much lighter on the palate even less than than an Aubert Pinot, great aromatics, classic Cab flavors but not the rich, dark, deep flavors of last night. — 3 years ago
The very young ‘21 Amoenus from Maybach and Thomas Brown has many characteristics of its namesake family’s vehicles: it’s smooth, nuanced, subtly powerful and finely detailed. Inky purple with a deep, oaky nose layered with plum, blackberry and minerals. Incredibly smooth and viscous on the palate, rich with grainy tannins, wonderful dark fruits with a touch of pepper on the finish. Built to last. — 2 months ago
Jeb & Parker 💯,
I bought a case for flipping purposes, but after discussions with @Severn Goodwin yesterday I became intrigued🤔. Its actually not as big a fruit bomb as anticipated,. Has some structural appeal & depth to it. But I still don’t know how you can tell the difference between Bevan, Myriad & Maybach and probably Silver Oak but it’s been awhile. — 3 years ago
Bm. Tm-. Am. Fm. — 6 months ago
You have to be patient. Out of the gate everyone loved the Maybach which is just so delicious right out of the chute. Give it an hour (probably more) and this really starts to shine. Two hours into dinner this was amazing and just outshined the Maybach. To be clear I love both. Start with Maybach finish with this and just be incredibly happy. Happy anniversary. — 3 years ago
Ron R
My high hopes for this vintage were dashed…Not worth the price of entry.
Presents like a $30 bottle. At this point I’ll pivot to an IPA.
— 2 months ago