Andrew Cullimore

9.4

Medium light lemon straw colour , very fine constant bubbles . Quite restrained and mineral on the nose , with some light toasty notes , white flowers , lemon oil . Quite closed . On the palate this is really quite intense and mineral , oyster shell , chalky , limestone hints . Some lemon pith and a lightly toasty with a saline hint , fresh acidity , long and detailed , refined and very balanced . Really young still , needs time to open and will be long lived . Better in 5- 10 years and will last well a further 5-10 years — 15 days ago

Steve Reiss

8.9

With dinner at Il Cortile — a year ago

Vanessa

9.2

Sayonara, 2021!! You brought periods of joy and excitement, apprehension and challenge, intense sorrow and grief; a panoply of emotions spanning the spectrum of the human experience…

So, we’re putting one foot in front of the other, crossing the threshold into 2022 with hearts full of gratitude and hope, while sipping delicious wine and savoring this quiet moment together.

We want to pause to say THANK YOU all for being a part of our wine journey and a constant source of inspiration, positivity, and learning for us. Cheers and Happy New Year! — 4 years ago

with Deked1

Karen Tripson

9.1

The label is dramatic art. The back of the bottle had the I’d. — 4 months ago

Ali Copp

9.0

B&B
Oregon Can Franc. "Picnic wine" with a bit of acidity. Spring like- sage, red fruit, violet. Low tannins and semi soft.
Would buy again — 10 months ago

Vino Joe

9.7

So complete. This is a jam packed thrill…Apricot melon honey. So rich and long. It’s a full mouthfeel. Inviting and constant. It kept resonating and continuing. As good as it was today it will only be better the next time! — 2 years ago

Ely Cohn

8.9

Nothing from Constant Crush holds a candle to the noble dry Chenin. This rose of Grenache is light and full of candied fruit - strawberry sour patch kids, cherry jolly rancher, maybe hot tamale too.

Pleasant and exactly what you’d expect. — 4 years ago

Rick Phillips

9.4

Freddy made some great Wines! — 5 months ago

with Letha

romo

9.1

Consistent notes but even better when enjoying the whole bottle. Gained tannin w air. — a year ago

Alder Yarrow

Wine Blogger Vinography

9.4

There’s something to be said for nursing a bottle slowly over several days. I’ve been loving how this wine from my friends at @peay_vineyards blossoms with some time and some air. What was boisterous herbal and berry fruit has mellowed with the addition some serious umami character and a hint of incense. The one constant is the satin-sheets sexy texture that marks most of Vanessa Peay’s best work as a winemaker. While I think Peay’s best wines are from their unique estate on the Sonoma Coast, I’m glad they’ve kept making this Anderson Valley wine, if only to continue setting a standard for what Savoy can do. — 4 years ago