Jason Brater

9.2

This beautiful cab dominant blend (15% merlot) promises to be one of their best vintages in a long while. Dark fruits with a depth of flavor uncharacteristic for an only slightly big medium-bodied wine. Playfully spicy with a good tannic core. This got better each day over a 5 day timeframe. This is gonna be a great wine in 5 years. — 2 years ago

Jason Brater

9.1

The 2017 is out and it is delicious. Definitely has the makeup of something that will be improving over the next couple years. — 4 years ago

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Jason Brater

9.1

More jammy up front at PnP than 07. Settled in nicely though. Nose of blackberries. Tastes of blackberry, black raspberry, dark cherry. Some cocoa and graphite notes and spicy black pepper at the finish. Great tannins still there at the end. — 5 years ago

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Randall Brater

9.2

Incredibly balanced with lots of earth and ripe fruits. — 3 years ago

Jason Brater

9.1

A big chewy Merlot w red currants, pomegranate, white pepper, some raspberry, black pepper, and a touch of charred oak. Silky tannins. Plenty of room for growth w some years but this is drinking really nicely. — 4 years ago

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Jason Brater

9.2

Both dark red and tart cherries, black pepper, oak and some nice tannic structure. A bit of earthiness as well. Really opened up after about 30 mins. Cab Franc/Cab Sav/Merlot 70/22/8%. Really great stuff. — 5 years ago

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Randall Brater

9.0

Bright, vivacious and complex. There is a lot going on here and it really opens up with time. — 3 years ago

Randall Brater

9.0

Classic California chardonnay without the oakiness. There is a good balance here and the wine really bursts with flavor when tasted with food. — 4 years ago

Jason Brater

9.0

This Bordeaux blend is merlot dominant w cab, cab sav, and petit verdot. It’s still tight from being too young. But showed nice layers and fruit w legit tannins. Will revisit in 2 more years. — 5 years ago

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Jason Brater

9.0

@lastbottle this is the regular sav blanc not single vineyard.
More round than crisp, this is full of mango, a touch of lime, and tastes of an obscure MI fruit called a paw paw. There’s a hint of honeysuckle at the finish. Refreshing on a hot day. Really nice. — 6 years ago

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