Adam Deshpande

9.6

Almost no breathing required. Very light on the palette and refreshing. — 2 years ago

Flora Bokma

9.1

This wine is dark in the glass. A whiff and you know this wine is a “boy” and not a girl. No floral fruity notes. But, rather, it is smoky leathery with hints of buttery browned apricots. The finish is my favorite part! It lingers long and bold and beautiful. I like this wine a lot! Context of our enjoyment of this wine: we are still in lockdown due to Coronavirus pandemic.. trying one new bottle per night. But, this also is the anniversary of my father’s passing, forty three years ago. May the pandemic pass quickly and may the memory of my father be honored, he was a good guy. — 4 years ago

Liz Clark

9.0

Anniversary edition — 6 years ago

Turd Ferguson

9.0

Soft, fruity, balanced, has a bit of dustiness. Bordeaux meets Napa. If I drank this in a Parisian bistro with a 3-foot long piece of red meat I’d be saying hooo boy golly — 2 years ago

Ryan Guy

9.4

Open for 7 hours. Complex and evolving wine. Violets, tar, leather, tobacco, blackberry fruits, and rosemary too. You can feel a little of the oak usage on the nose still. Medium plus weight with tannin outshining acidity at this point. Blackcherry fruit meets tart cranberry. This is big boy Brunello with serious aging potential. Sit for at least 5 years as this will only improve. — 6 years ago

Megan Davis

9.0

Well well well what in the bargain wine do we have here! I picked this up because it fits in the budget and meets a pretty good alcohol percentage for a single mom! A whole 8 bucks! Surprisingly this is absolutely delicious! Def a sweet red like I adore and I love the heavy lingering taste! If you’re looking for a sweet red with a nice buzz here’s your girl! They call her bald head red! — 6 years ago

Tom Cam

9.0

Very nice bubbly — 2 years ago

Caryn Douglas

9.0

Nice, dry. Unoriginal but pleasant enough. Wouldn’t complain if I was served it, but wouldn’t seek it out. Purchased via Naked. — 3 years ago

Mike Swann

9.2

She’s the girl you have known since you were a boy. You shared sparklers back then. Now you celebrate moments. She hasn’t changed, and shouldn’t. Even better courtesy of the manager at Shangri-La Paris. — 6 years ago

with KBM

Weston Kim

8.9

Once upon a time there was a boy named Cab Sav who fell in love with a girl named Zin Fen. ‘Twas, however, a forbidden love. They came from families that were worlds apart who had been feuding for centuries. When Zin became pregnant with Cabs [grape] seed they decided to run away and start a new life. This wine is their love child. — 6 years ago