@Delectable this is Theo Dancer gamay. Bright cranberry and pomegranate, med bodied, slight spritz, would give this some more time — a year ago
Got from botanica during quarantine. Reason I downloaded this app — 4 years ago
Blackberry, black plum, tobacco leaf. Delicious cab from a producer I wasn’t familiar with. — 7 months ago
53/23/21/3 - Cab, Cab Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot. Little Bordeaux blend from Stellenbosch, SA. Decent. — 10 months ago
Beach me up vibes all day baby. Smells like white peaches and clear skies and seashells. Zings on the tongue and you need that warming zing if like me you are gonna dip into the Pacific (soon I hope anyway I love the sea). The palate is chilled melon, gushing wet stone, and some sort of flower whose name I’ll never remember.
It’s terrible, I can name 7 synonyms for Tempranillo, but when it come to the rest of all botanica I can’t get it together.
Anyway. This finishes a with a hit of grapefruit flavor so from stone fruits to melon to citrus it runs the fruit gamut.
Gushing wet stone is the through-line. I don’t know if it has a dramatic arc but I don’t think it needs it. — 2 years ago
Another excellent vintage of this exquisite South African Chenin. Fruit is from High elevation vineyards. Light golden color. Aromas of pear, white flowers, lanolin and a fresh mountain breeze. The pallet is complex with flavors of pear, lemon/lime, peach, melon, orange zest and fresh herbs. Long lasting and mineral-filled finish. Gripping acidity and a fine creamy texture. Totally elegant! Thanks Kase for offering up this beauty! Revisited in January 2024. Still beautiful! — 10 months ago
Another solid vintage of this South African Cabernet Franc. Dark ruby color. Aromas and flavors of black cherry, blackberry and black currant. Hints of black licorice and earth. Quite ripe but with excellent balance. Dark and brooding. — 2 years ago
Green apple — 3 years ago
Great flavors of red fruit. Nice on the palate — 4 years ago
Steve Anderson
One of two bottles opened in honor of International Women’s Day a few nights back. This was terrific, although perhaps a touch Shedonistic for an Oregon Pinot. — a month ago