David Stone Vineyards

Michael David Winery

Inkblot Lodi Petit Verdot 2020

Deep purple in color; black plums, blackberries, wood smoke, and violets (I think) on the nose; high acidity; high tannins; tastes like black cherries, cardamom, wet slate and potpourri with a long finish. I love this wine. — 7 days ago

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Sébastien David

Hurluberlu Cabernet Franc 2022

Ted
9.1

Delicious to the last drop. Better the colder it gets. — a month ago

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Michael David Winery

6th Sense Lodi Syrah 2020

Wow ! Smooth, deeeep, with a hell of a lot of dark fruits, chocolate … kind of sweet while strong - Love it — 3 months ago

Michael David Winery

7 Deadly Zins Old Vine Lodi Zinfandel 2021

Seems to get better every year. — 3 months ago

Michael David Winery (Michael & David Phillips)

Petite Petit Lodi Petite Sirah

I usually am not one to run out to the grocery store and buy wine. But tonight, the wife and I were feeling lazy and wanted a frozen pizza and wine. I’ve seen this bottle before, but this was the first time I bought it. Vanilla forward, light and bright. Really a good bottle for $20 at food lion!! I’d most definitely buy again. — 5 days ago

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Bacchus Cellars (David Gordon)

Ginger's Cuvée California Pinot Noir 2022

One of my favorites for the price!! Low sulfates, light and pairs with everything — 2 months ago

Bonneau du Martray

Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru Chardonnay 2014

A punchy nose with struck match, honeyed lime. Stone and flint. Rick and great acidity subtly laced throughout. Excellent — 2 months ago

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Michael David Winery

Petite Petit Lodi Petite Sirah Petit Verdot 2021

Ming L
9.0

Dismissed by many as too jammy or too ripe, I’ve always thought this is the fun bottling. This ‘21 is no exception. Beneath the slightly over extracted ripe dark fruits lies quite complex aromas and flavors of figs, sweet spices, dark chocolate, smoke meat, and hint of balsamic. Rich palate but not overbearing. In a good vintage like ‘21, this can benefit for 5-8 years of bottle age.
My guilty pleasure.
— a day ago

Tom and Bob liked this

Dom Pérignon

Brut Champagne Blend 2004

First night open: 20 year old vintage— chocolate on the nose with a stone fruit finish. Tasted clean and complex with an almost immediate light evaporation in your mouth leaving you with the feeling of bubbles dissolving. Delicious. — 2 months ago

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