No malo. Light and delicate, very pure. Chablisian. Feminine and delicious. — 8 years ago
Yellow Apple and pear. Lemon, white flowers. M+ acid. M body. Bitter on the front palate. Short finish but balanced. — 9 years ago
Heavy tannins, not a ton of acidity, some berry and pepper — 2 years ago
Coquerel sources these grapes from the Sonoma Coast and that show in the wine. Lean, good acidity. Good amount of fruit but nothing like a RRV Pinot. 13.5% Alcohol. I would drink it now, don’t think it’s getting any better. Great with food - completed the smoked turkey and avocado salad we had with it. — 6 years ago
Dark purple, dark fruits, dry, enjoyed very much - buy again! (Ca Wine Club $15.99) — 8 years ago
2013. Lovely! This does NOT seem like a 14% alc Chardonnay. Flinty, balanced, with some apricot. Stunning with grilled salmon, and artichokes. — 9 years ago
Has almost 8 years in bottle where it developed a complex lively apple cider theme. This oxidized and evolved into a caramel appley vinegar tropical mix.
Beautiful apricot golden color. Smoked peaches, apple cider, and tarragon on the nose.
Acid hanging around after all these years.
Flavors of dried pineapple and dried mango and plenty more apple cider to sip through. — 4 years ago
For a wine with such a highly concentrated hue, it has a rather faint set of aromas. Blackberry comes forward, timidly. Nice to get a whiff of smoke at the top of the glass. The black fruit is large on the palate and a strong sense of earth, minerals, is present. It's a savory quaff, with oak spice on that minerality. It’s a good wine, very good, but at twice the price of an excellent Rioja it can hardly be considered a deal. — 9 years ago
Adam Baker
Perfect description on back: “earthiness, spice, and black peppercorn.” Very good dark red fruit. Drank with Josh’s fat-infused pork chops Memorial Day weekend. Excellent pairing. Long finish; 2 waves. A tiny bit jammy, but otherwise excellent. — 19 hours ago