JFP

9.7

2009 bottle. Same restaurant as 2019. Exquisite wine for excellent steaks. — 5 months ago

Erik Longabardi

9.4

2010. Still a baby but hits big on all the sensory buttons. Tops — 5 years ago

Stanislav Lobanov

8.9

16.5/20 (89/100) Вино с ароматами желтых яблок, груш, бананов и сливочного масла. Довольно тельное умеренной кислотностью и тёплым алкогольным финишем. Яблоки и табак во вкусе. Элегантное, не передубленное шардоне. — 6 years ago

David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.2

Meyer lemon, lime, green apple, pineapple, white peach, soft, understated minerality and jasmine. Leaner bodied than the Columbia Valley and fresher. Caramel apple, citrus-lemon/lime, white peach, pineapple, honeysuckle, jasmine, delicate powdery chalky minerality with beautiful round acidity & fresh, beautiful finish. Photos of; a Forgeron sourced vineyard, Anvil in the tasting room and signage out front.
— 7 years ago

Lani Murray

9.0

With Geschkes at The Anvil — 9 months ago

Jeremy.Buss

9.1

Had many bottles of this RRV Zin and seems to keep getting better. One mistake was not letting it sit but will fix that with future bottles. Strong dark berry (blackberry), black and green pepper, spice mix, and more make this something that accentuates a dry rub for BBQ while also being an enjoyable sipping wine as well. — 3 years ago

Tracy Scurto

9.4

Always fun at the Anvil Club! — 7 years ago

Kristina A.

9.5

The Anvil Club, Jeff and Richie — 3 years ago

Ryan Vento

9.3

Gorgeous cask strength bourbon from powerhouse Maker’s Mark 🥃 The perfect structural support for this beautiful Banana Boulevardier 💥 The recipe (below) was concocted by the mixology gurus at Houston’s very own Anvil Bar + Refuge.

- 1 oz bourbon
- 1 oz sweet vermouth
- 1/2 oz Campari
- 1/2 oz banana liqueur — 4 years ago

with Krystal

Armin Pfleiderer

9.0

I brought this into a shop I managed about eight years ago...it was still there tonight. Concerns over vintage (and a drinking window label statement of 5-10 years), erratic storage practices since I left the shop, and an engorged and busted cork were well founded. Cork debris, a considerable amount of sediment filtered upon decanting, and a good hour-and-a-half of development, and I can say my fears have been assuaged. This is only slightly past peak, a pleasant surprise for a $36 Shiraz from the Aussie heyday. Showing lush boysenberry liqueur, thyme, licorice, and leather with a still lively acidity, velvety tannins, and a heat that, thankfully faded from damning to acceptable over time, this was just plain fun — 7 years ago