Joe DAscoli

9.1

Solid cab. Not too fruity. Well balanced. Good deep flavors. Paired well with tuna crispy rice — 16 days ago

Bruce Dunbar

9.0

It’s early, likely very early, to be messing with the ‘21 Hayne Petite Syrah from Turley. Typically inky, this new vintage has a mineral driven nose that’s crisper than usual. It’s velvety smooth, loaded with plum, lead pencil, and other good dark things. The tannins are firm to steely at this point; the rest are going away for 5-15+ years. — a month ago

Brandi Bratek

9.1

Paired nicely with a tomahawk. Needs something unctuous and fatty to pair with it. — 2 months ago

Jake Hajer

9.3

Love this zin. Unabashedly fruity. Strawberry and boysenberry pie. It’s huge with good texture, but doesn’t feel heavy. — a month ago

Penny Wild-perkowski

9.2

Violets and lots of fruit. 2021 — 21 days ago

Prena

10

Very smooth got better with age. Had at Le Ame with Amit mathur — a month ago

Bryan Vogt

9.0

Great qpr — 3 months ago

Ken Venezio

8.9

Just enough spice to make this enjoyable. Still a bit young and needs more time to soften the tannins, but it was a great pairing with a smoked brisket. — 23 days ago

Bruce Dunbar

8.9

Revisiting the ‘20 Old Vines after a year or two in the cellar. Dusky clear purple. Sweet cherries and earth on the nose. Smooth, rich, almost no tannin. A lovely creamy, dark finish like plum pie with ice cream. These Old Vine blends are some of the best values in the Turley line up if not all of CA Zinfandel. — a month ago

Adriana Fabbro

9.3

Baked cherry cobbler. Cinnamon, blackberry with a touch of five spice and hot cocoa— so silky and drinkable despite its heft and ABV. Utterly indulgent and delightful.

Big wine for the big game. First bottle (2020) was corked (just starting to show it). Unfortunately the 49ers didn’t do quite as well as the wine did tonight. — 2 months ago