Norman

9.2

Better with air. Got plush over time. — 8 months ago

Mark Turner

9.5

Clear purple but not opaque. Petrol, earth and tobacco on the nose. Elegant and smooth with layers of tobacco, boysenberry and led pencil with a long elegant earthy finish. Really elegant. Enjoyed it thoroughly. — 5 years ago

Scott Withycombe

9.5

Delicious. — 6 years ago

with Kathryn

Ryan Mayes

9.7

Outstanding! From a magnum. WOTN for me. Thank you for sharing, Andy. — 8 years ago

Justin Wittkopf

9.4

Very nice pop and pour. Very cherry driven nose, nice balance and length. — 8 years ago

Cathy Corison

Owner/Winemaker Corison Winery

9.4

Stones and flowers. Bright red and blue fruit. Intense. Viscous. Long. — 8 years ago

Pong Anderson

9.3

Velvety smooth. Very fruity. Blackberry. Rich. — 9 years ago

Harris Goldberg

10

John Gonzalez brought this to pair with my 2005 Seven Stones. Both great Aaron Pott wines — 2 years ago

Ming L

9.5

I think this is the best yet I have tasted from the winery. The depth, balance, and poise... wow! New world power with old world elegance.

A side note: I was looking up this particular bottle, I just realized that all bottles I have tasted from this winery were actually not made by Pott, as he did not join the winery as wine maker until the early 2010’. And the youngest bottle I’ve tasted from the winery is 09. Makes me wonder who’s behind these wines before Pott, because they are all awesome! — 5 years ago

Ryan Vento

9.5

What a hedonistic wine, and in all the right ways ✨ Fruit is sourced from the Adler Deutsch Vineyard. Incredibly pure, polished, and expressive. A sensual, tantalizing love note laced in blossoming plumes of graphite dust, succulent plums, plump blackberries, juicy blueberries, Christmas spices from Granny’s cabinet, and fresh eucalyptus. This juice is the real deal. — 7 years ago

with Krystal

Eric L.

9.6

Gorgeous Cabernet Franc blend. Tons of blueberry with impressive structure that will age beautifully. Lovely. — 8 years ago

Justin Wittkopf

9.4

This is really singing. Great fruit and structure balance. Can Pott do Merlot? Hell yeah. — 9 years ago

Mark Flesher

9.0

This one I felt was missing something. I expect something with this label to dominate and compared to what else was there tonight, it was just rather timid. Still had some rather nice black fruits on the nose and on the palate, but thankfully this one wasn't mine. A little flat in the middle. Nice blackberry nose and palate. The finish is a little on the stiff side. I just think this one needs another 2-3 years in the bottle for it to wake back up again. I think it was in a funky place. Very enjoyable and I would definitely not snub this one if it was the only one on the table (quite the opposite, actually). This one tasted with a 2012 Pott Franc, a 2014 Bevan Ontogeny, a 1997 Lokoya Diamond Mtn, and a Barnett 2010 Rattlesnake Hill Cab. Nice wine.....I just think it would be better on another day. — 9 years ago

with Shay and Keith

Eric

9.8

Holy cow what a wine. En mag- opened bottle 6 hours before drinking. Modern style but perfectly balanced. — 5 years ago

Loren Grossman

Vintner Wilde Farm Wines

9.3

Wow. Thick is the word that comes to mind. Blackberry, pomegranate, scorched earth, heavily roasted coffee. Voluptuous. Heady. Great with a bone in rib-eye. Over the top but not in a bad way. Not for every day. — 6 years ago

Robin Cooper

9.4

2013. Girls group January 2020 — 7 years ago

Grant Everett

9.5

Preferred slightly over Space and Time. But both will benefit from more time in cellar — 8 years ago

Eric L.

9.3

This is drinking really nicely right now. Much more subtle and less in-your-face than many new-world Viogniers tend to be. Sort of has the body and palate weight of a nice Chardonnay, but the flavors are more in the floral and lime range. Very refreshing yet complex enough to reward some real contemplation. — 8 years ago

Robert Heintz

10

This is one awesome fuckin' wine. God bless Aaron Pott! — 9 years ago

with Tom and Terrance

Daniel Taub

9.1

In a good spot. Nice fruit. PNP. @Aaron Pott — 9 years ago