Fruity and light spice. Sweet for a cotes du Rhône. Angelina likes it. — 7 years ago
Outstanding. Winner of the weekend. — 9 years ago
Easy drinking. Angelina liked it very much. I thought it was a little bland. — 10 years ago
Angelina really enjoys this. A flavorful Malbec that has good different flavors without being too bitey or smokey. — 10 years ago
Batista Estate Angelina 2021. A beautiful elegant cherry Pinot Noir with some of that lovely savouriness I need. Fragrant, light and beautiful. Not a lollipop in sight.
Lovely Italian man from my hometown Manjimup, who makes his own cheese and gifts us this, farm honey and cucumbers. — 2 years ago

Good acid for a grape variety that gets me curious
A bit of maceration of the skin that gives it the extra bit of colour
Just a touch too tannic that perhaps wasn't needed considering the good freshness
Still ok, but less enjoyable than the Angelina drank the same night. — 5 years ago
Tonite in Angelina restaurant — 5 years ago
If you aren’t familiar with Brasswood, you should change that. A truly state of the art custom crush facility in St Helena (has housed clients like Bevan Cellars, Moone Tsai, Montagu, Modus Operandi, Dark Matter, etc), with tasting rooms, caves, a shop, bakery and a fantastic restaurant. On top of all that, they have their own label, which Angelina Mondavi consults on.
This is my first time trying their Chardonnay offering, courtesy of Brasswood’s Somm @Joshua Fisher . I was fortunate to follow this over the course of a few days. Day one had this showing very primary...down the middle type chard. Day two saw this increase in complexity...certainly true to Napa chard with a warm and soft profile, revealing lanolin, lemon cream, and even a cotton candy note on the nose. The palate has added notes of ripe melon, banana, and powdered sugar. Viscous but a line of acidity keeps this nervy. Thanks Josh. — 6 years ago
Wonderful Italian red. Angelina and I both like it very much. Warm and fruity without being overly sweet. Light spicy. — 10 years ago
Very good. Nice flavor and some spicyness but not too much for Angelina. — 10 years ago
Drank with a plate of blackberries—so perfect, not at all sweet, goes with everything wine. Nicely done, Angelina! — 4 years ago
Lovely nose. Very floral. Cherry liquor. Palate is insane. Powerful cherries. Early season really potent cherries. Cherry spice. Cherry pit. Long spicy finish. People say that barbaresco is more feminine. If so this is Angelina Jolie. Not demure. Glad I have this bought from Fass selections. ... getting better as it opens. Really sweet cherry spice. Wow. Not the most complex at this point or this would be higher. ... getting a bit more complex on the nose as it aerates. ... really crazy juicy and alive. Finish has a hint of cherry licorice. Dried roses on the nose after 2 hours — 8 years ago

Pleasantly surprised by this rosé from Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's Provence estate! Super light and refreshing with a nose of peaches and hints of strawberry and cherry on the palate. New go-to rosé! — 10 years ago
Pre-opera dinner at Bistro Angelina with Robert Hill.
Silky, slippery smoothness. Leather, roses and berries to nose and taste. Cherries, pepper too.
Nice. — 10 years ago
Rubychick
I’m a fussy one with Pinot. It should not come from Western Australia IMO. Clones or climate, prob both. This from the Mornington Peninsula is everything I want. Lower alcohol, rose petals, violets, no confection, some spices. It went really well with a Chicken Biryani. I’ve always loved their Chardonnay and now I’m late to their Pinot Show but loving this immensely. 2019.
(And then I remember that Batista Estate Angelina Pinot is a doll. From WA) 🩷 — 2 years ago