Brad Jensen

9.1

At first I found this medium bodied, slightly creamy, with prominent stone fruits, white peach and cumquat, with a prominent minerality and slight notes of cheesecake on the nose. Now it’s emerging much more dry with air, still a long, mineral driven palate, still medium bodied, but beautifully balanced and definitely a contract to many California white wines when it comes to complexity and nuance. — a month ago

Ryan Labbe

9.0

I’m liking everything Stirm I’m drinking these days. Another great wine. — 7 months ago

Tree Kilpatrick

9.0

Dark with a slightest of rusty-brown edge on the deep maroon center. Hint of funk. Cooked plum fruits and fresh herbal stuff. Flavors are very ‘winey’. Apple- black berry baked dessert with a hint of chocolate mint. Tannins are tongue dry. This has some character. Fleshy. Rustic. Fun. Not sure what the standard for Negrette is, but this is an interesting bottle of unfamiliar wine. — 9 months ago

Caitlin Pasqualone

9.0

Every time I have this I’m struck by the clear crisp citrus. So drinkable. Cuts through rich pasta meals like a dream. — a month ago

Brad Jensen

9.1

Pale yellow with flecks of green in the depths, light bodied, with a dry and mineral tinted nose, with hints of yellow apple, white florals, fresh cantaloupe and (according to Tiva) cardamom. Palate is light medium, dry, with apple, white stone fruit, straw, with a long mineral driven finish. — 5 months ago

Jordyn Dinwiddie

9.0

Bubbly, bright, funky! Really tasty — 8 months ago

Maggie Harrison

9.1

54% Grenache Blanc, 46% Grenache Gris. flowers that I can’t name/unfamiliar l. honey, waxy, lemon- rind and flesh. slightly bitter almond under the exotic fruits. zippy acid, juicy citrus fruity on the finish with that puckery acid. this is fun to drink! — 9 months ago

Ted

9.0

Found another ridge that I haven’t tried. Earth and black fruit. Dark chocolate as well. — 5 months ago

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John Willison

9.1

Yellow and green. Good acidity and minerality. — 6 months ago

ESF

9.2

Don’t see it as often as I’d like, but I almost always pick up a Greco and always enjoy it! Florals florals florals, fresh garden, wet stones, orchard fruit - quite complex and this is best at cellar temp. Silky sensuous on palate, gorgeous body w/nice heft & balanced integrated acidity. Really strutted thru finish. Would like to revisit in 5 yrs — 7 months ago