Molly Farrar

9.2

Fun and nostalgic. Fruit punch Capri Sun. Some dried flowers. Happy wine! For Wild Child book club September — 2 months ago

Mike Austin

9.2

Straight Smucker’s strawberry jam on the nose, cherry Jolly Rancher’s on the palette. Nostalgic, delicious. — 6 months ago

Jessica Williams

9.6

World market — 7 months ago

Eva Milcetic

9.3

Orange juice, lipton iced tea made from powdered mix, castelvetrano finish. Woody resiny nose. Beautiful amber color. This wine feels really nostalgic and it's making me emotional — a year ago

KF

9.6

Like summer by the sea. Nostalgic for it even with the first glass. Salinity! Minerality. — 2 months ago

Andrea Silverstein

9.0

Strong and bold with tobacco and chocolate cherry smoothness — 6 months ago

Sukanya Momsen

9.0

Pale purple hue. Smells somewhere in-between ripe and jammed raspberries. Slightly floral (rose?) aroma. Nostalgic like classic bubble gum. Smooth body with hints of tobacco. Would definitely drink again! — 7 months ago

Lyndsey Wegner

9.0

I started drinking this Viognier about 10 years ago and it brings back all the memories! It tastes much sweeter now than it did then (when I drank Moscato on the regular) but it's still pleasant and enjoyable. Lots of peach and honeysuckle on the nose, on the palate more stone fruit, pear, and some tropical fruit like mango and pineapple, low acid and a nice fruity finish that dissipates quickly. It's nostalgic for me and I sure do like taking that trip down memory lane! — 5 months ago

Whitney Watts

9.5

Sometimes I forgot how much I love reds. then I open up an exceptional bottle that already makes me nostalgic and sad I don’t have another bottle for later times. So delicious—jammy but not sweet, all in a good way. — 6 months ago

Pat Taylor

9.0

Would you just look at that crimson colour! So inviting; I almost wanted to wrap a Christmas present in that as I sat down by the fire awaiting old St. Nick. Of course, it’s July, so it’s more of a nostalgic thing. I decanted for a full hour prior to the first taste, but this was still tight and needed more time. Being a Ladoix, I was worried it would still present as too young; too powerful. I wasn’t wrong and this will continue to evolve for many more years. That said, I do think it has passed its first phase of evolution and, with time, it showed. Medium tannin. Medium alcohol. Nose dominated by cranberry, violets, garden soil and rhubarb. Solid, if not fantastic length. Perhaps lacking the most refined concentration but it’s not without focus. This is definitely a little more primal than the top tier of burgundy but it’s also half (or less) of the typical price tag. If you were in a mellow burgundy mood but also felt like you might get a little frisky, this is your wine. — a year ago