I think it deserves the higher score (at least on Delectable) because with air it really stretches out into a medium bodied, gracious beauty. Black fruited, rose petals, some wet leaves, & just overall lovely, smooth mouthfeel. Oh, and about 17$. That’s cray cray. — 6 years ago
Cray cray ish on the fish, my nish 🦞 — 7 years ago
Technology is cray — 9 years ago
Light out nose. Complex and so mineral. Spice potpourri. Citrus oil, saffron. Cray nose. Uber rich. Very pure. Showing young like you would not believe. Sleek texture. Roses in mouth. Very pure. Long. Like an oil slick of Riesling. Acidity is insane. — 10 years ago
Light but flavorful. A tiny bit tannic. — 6 years ago
Great precise easy drinking — 7 years ago
It’s fast and gluggable — 8 years ago
sh*t be cray — 9 years ago
Crisp and round. — 10 years ago
Frisk og god! — 5 years ago
A ripe example which may actually be to its detriment for those who enjoy a little more cray cray in their Cabernet Franc. That said, with its balanced red and black fruit and cocoa-y character, this wine could easily be described as elegant. It actually reminded me of the fad a few years back around "chocolate ports". Anyway, there is certainly quality here and much like any and all wines that derive from the Sumac Ridge heritage, this would definitely be a crowd pleaser. — 6 years ago

Cray. Mag. — 8 years ago
Vin sec avec explosion fruitée en bouche — 10 years ago
Stefan Dolhain
2022 vintage. From a 2 hectares plot on a hillside oriented to the West. The soil is clay on silex on cray. A rather powerful Sancerre, very mineral, with an exemplary purity and tension, culminating in a long peachy-stony (if that makes sense) finish. Abv. 13,5%. — 3 years ago