Thomas Williams

9.1

Monstable Reserve - Haute Valley De Laude- Pinot Noir 2021
Old vine PN grown in the coolest Mediterranean region of France
Delicate fruit notes, w hints of blackberry. Not dry... nor is it a Cali style hang time fruit bomb. Balanced and a joy to drink alone or w food. — 6 months ago

Jeremy Autry

9.0

Great late night blend. Watch the Tiger King on Netflix. Great pairing. — 4 years ago

Melissa Pasanen

9.2

Peach & apricot but not overly fruity. Nice crisp, dry, refreshing. — 6 years ago

Matt Lichtenberg

9.6

Fucking insane. Fruit and tannins in perfect harmony. California Cabernet cum shot. — 7 years ago

with Walker and Bryan

Ellen Clifford

9.1

Always here for the Konstantin bottles. Refreshing AC with all the delightful honeysuckle-cum-rubber cement joy. I love this s*#t — 8 months ago

Barry Reese

8.9

Hints of vanilla and fruits. Well rounded dry finish. — 4 years ago

Andrew Schirmer

9.3

This is really something special. Indigenous grape rescued from oblivion cum organic wine sensation. What does it taste like? Savory meat, violets, lavender, wild strawberry, big tannic bite. 3-hour decant, and it really only started clicking for the last half hour in the glass. Grab a few and stash em away. — 4 years ago

with Alsu

Jess

9.2

Deep ruby color.
Aromas of black fruit, cherry, tomato leaf,
Dry. Flavors of black olive, black cherry, black pepper, tar,

Intensity: 4/5
Complexity: 4/5
Balance: 4/5
Finish: 5/5 — 8 months ago

Greg

9.3

Looking for something new with a compelling story? Aftermath is the capolavoro from a retired math professor cum quant trader who now makes wine. No expense spared to make this wine from a top vintage. It’s all about the kirsch and black cherry with a oak backbone. Really hedonistic and pleasurable. Drink within next 2-3 years. — 4 years ago

Thomas Brenner

9.3

Drinking the 2 decade old product of the masterful collaboration of the new world (order's) master, Robert Mondavi, and the old world's (puppet) master, Baron Philippe Rothschild was a dream cum. True, I may be biased, but after recently tasting the 1996 and 1997 vintages of Robert Mondavi's Napa Can, I can see how much RM benefitted from Rothschild's involvement in the 1998 Opus One. He must have felt like the Cleveland Orchestra in Michael Jackson's Will You Be There (Free Willy Song). Really good, aged, mellow cherry juice. This one has quite a few years of life left in it. Mmmmmm. — 7 years ago