Matt Konopka

8.9

When in Texas…
Solid NW Tempranillo -coffee, baking spices in nose.
Not a bad way to spend #eclipse2024 in TX! — 17 days ago

with Marisa and Andrew

Randy Fuller

9.3

The 2020 Pedernales Texas High Plains Grenache carries alcohol at a lofty 15.3% abv, but the color is only medium-dark and the mouthfeel is surprisingly light. The nose brings strawberry, raspberry and blackberry aromas, while the palate is rich in red fruit. The tannins are firm, yet the wine has a silky feel in the mouth. Not exactly what I was expecting, but delightful nonetheless. — 2 years ago

Ken Cassady

9.2

Great red that’s enjoyed best with great people! — 5 years ago

with Abby, Matt and 1 other

ESF

9.3

Drink locally: this is a field blend with all sorts of French varieties thrown in there: it boasts black & red fruit on the nose, very generous, with spice, herb and bramble accents. Delightful nose led to delicious palate full of fruit w/mineral & cassis flourishes. At times Bordeaux like, leather, earth, bit musty, but always engaging. Beautiful harmony & balance w/impressive finish. Not meant for long haul, but peaking now with short term cellaring capability. QPR is *** — 2 months ago

Chelsie Sargent

9.4

COVID-19 Wine! — 4 years ago

Joe McArthur

9.0

Pedernales Port — 5 years ago

Ken Cassady

9.1

This is an awesome Texas Red — 6 years ago

with Matt, Abby and 1 other

Jeremiah Diaz

9.6

Pale gold in color; tangerines, honeysuckle, and peach on the nose; medium minus acidity; tastes like under ripe mangos, lime zest, and saline with a long finish. Leo likes it. Nellie and I love it! — 2 months ago

with Nellie

Randy Fuller

9.2

This wine shows a beautiful salmon orange color, along with a nose of strawberries, an herbal quality and tangerine peel. The palate lays out red cherry flavors laced with citrus minerality and a razor-sharp acidity which really refreshes. It is bold and even brawny, in a way - unusual for a sparkling rosé but entirely welcome. — 2 years ago

Fred Worthey

9.0

Great Texas wine... no that’s not a misprint. The vineyards on Hwy 290 near Fredericksburg are the the new “Napa Valley” of Texas. Just stay away from Texas cabs. Not so good. This bottle is a Tempranillo.. much better suited for Texas climate. — 6 years ago

with Brenda