Scout’s Honor blend of 71% Zinfandel, 19% Charbono, 8% Petite Sirah and 2% Syrah, aged in French oak, 35% new, deep Ruby with aromas of fruits, spice and floral scents. On the palate flavors of cherry and jammy raspberry with pepper, spice and smoky oak. Well balanced, fine tannins, medium+ finish ending with fruit, smoke and spice. Approachable now! — 25 days ago
The quality of wine at Legends has been very good all things considered. — 18 days ago
Pale gold. Aromas of green apple, pear, citrus, and yeast. On the palate - toast, brioche, honey. Brut with nice bubbles. Crisp acidity, full-body. Major producer champagne that delivers on quality and value.
— 2 months ago
2018 vintage. 36% Petite Syrah, 30% Syrah, 22% Mouvèdre, 12% Grenache. Broken up betwixt Paderewski (77%) and Catapult (23%) Vineyards. Big, bigly and bigger body. Monster push throughout. Good luck. Now or in the next decade yields a great drinking experience. 5.29.24. — 19 days ago
$8.54-Total Wine 5/31. Had with Joyce @ home. had at dinner with chicken quesadilla & salad. Smooth red blend. Nothing negative. Becoming a fav. — 5 days ago
This vintage is too oaky for my taste. Really hoping future vintages aren’t the same. This was such a great semi inexpensive “go to” wine for years. — 20 days ago
One of best I’ve had. Great blend. Lots of bold flavor. Vanilla, oak, blackberry, mosquito spray. Everything you could ask from a red blend. Dry and balanced. — 4 days ago
Nice for a steak dinner at a restaurant for a reasonable price. Pop and pour Zinfandel blend. Deep color, fruit and spice aroma. Palate is heavily red Zinfandel with dark berries, plum, and spice - pepper with a hint of nutmeg and vanilla. Balanced tannins and acidity. Short but pleasant finish. — a month ago
Lee Pitofsky
LC17 Fac-Simile is evolving beautifully in bottle with a multidimensional expression of smoky red berry fruit, chalky minerality and sea spray-like salinity with a savory Meunier edge. One of the most distinctive and recognizable Rosé Champagne’s in the biz and growing more elusive by the day. — 17 hours ago