I’m moving in a month! 🥂
Also, I have been to Nicholas Maillart! — 3 years ago
Words “Anam Cara” are Celtic for “friend of my soul.” Nick and Sheila have made wines since planting grapes in 2001. Pale lemon with aromatic aromas of ripe tropical, stone & citrus fruits. On the palate tart apple and melon flavors, with a crisp citrus tang. Medium+ finish, vivid acidity with rich ending. Drinking well now. Nice value. — 6 years ago
Tropical Chardonnay with great weight and density. Went well with Greek food. Nose of pineapple and honey and a touch of basil. Entry that is also very tropical and quite dense. Mouth coating. Didn't compete with the food like I thought it would, but instead really danced around the fare. Went best with the basil pesto hummus. Finished with more acidity than it started with. Aftertaste was kind of strange, almost like a tart peach. I truly think this wine needs to sit another couple of years before trying again, but it's still a very solid wine for the price point. — 7 years ago
Very well balanced. Full body. Smooth — 7 months ago
Not the right wine in app but delightful label! Light, dry, and floral. Had in Stonington — a year ago
Very nice bold taste, smooth finish. Nicholas — 2 years ago
Love it, but again , Nicholas — 3 years ago
Top Pinot noir - WOW and it has my name on it so it gets an extra .2 points for that ♥️ — 5 years ago
Incredible aftertaste! — 7 years ago
Lovely Pinot Noir under $35. At the end of its life, but still good. I’m sure it lost something because of its age but still a correct Pinot Noir in a classic Willamette elegant style. Solid cherry flavor but elegant and not fruity. — a year ago
Excellent Nicholas — 2 years ago
Luscious and smooth. Sweet cherry nose. Plums, bing cherries, currants on the palette that lingers through the finish. No tannic or oaky bite. — 3 years ago
Excellent Cabernet Franc from Loire to go with our fabulous beef dinners at Robert and Louis in Paris with Molly and Armand. — 6 years ago
Dad’s favorite wine — 8 years ago
Somm David T
Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator
Happy New Year! 🍷
This was Missouri Hopper before they put it on the label.
Missouri is a vineyard that is an earthy mineral buffet. This bottle is as well a dry herb assortment. Excellent dark, ripe fruits.
While the 16 is very good, the 18 is a forget about bottle that will continue to improve for many years.
I follow Winemaker’s and this one is Helen Keplinger! Enough said.
97-98 in another 5-8 years. — 6 months ago