Mathew

9.7

Old world wine that I’ll ponder later tonight in the dream world. Like a college 101 course in Barolo’s of another age. Leathery, tannic, balanced, dark cherry and plum, copper. A young gal out at her first dance, yet waltzing with the seductive wisdom of generations. Deeply grateful to know people who treat me to such divinity. — 3 years ago

Sam cates

10

My favorite white from my favorite gal. — 6 years ago

Chris Zitzman

9.2

As I learn about some of these better White Burgundies, the element or really more a "consistent trait" is a simple joy that flows onto the palate that's like a warm smile from the right gal at the big party. Nothing at all sinister- just that warm welcome that promises to bring a good time along with it. The nose seems right in step with the aforementioned grin, with notes of nougat, golden-hued wrapped in a subtle, near-neutral bit of barrel. As it has breathed it's shifted into a more "relaxed gear", and is spreading out, revealing more of itself. Reaching the back of the palate and leisurely 'becoming' a finish it reflects the best bits of its strengths on the mid-palate.
#IpaidforthisoneoitnofnpocketandgladIdid — 9 years ago

with Beth

Matt Franco

9.2

A dignified old gal. Subtle gamey, earthy and flowery notes and surprising density for a CdP of its age. Pretty splendid. — 9 years ago

Renato Grandmont

9.3

Excellent! Well balanced. Chocolate, vanilla, honey. — 10 years ago

Richard Garcia

9.0

This gal is pretty dope. Lots of mineral and acid. — 10 years ago

George M Wood

9.3

Yet another Napa Quake survivor. Probably my favorite winery and wine (really the Cabernet Franc) this old friend (was going to gal, but trying stay under the radar) held up just fine. @LaJotaVineyards — 4 years ago

with Nury

Sean Trapani

Founder/Educator Wine Fluent, Consultant ABC Fine Wines & Spirits

9.5

Lovely, soft old gal with tons of fruit left in her. Bold summer berries on the approach that yield to sun-dried plums across a cocoa bridge. — 6 years ago

Starven Marven

9.5

“E. E-gal...easter...easter parade hahaha! Emilio easter parade!” Name that movie and i will tell you why i loved this — 6 years ago

Tamara Montana

9.5

Drinking this beautiful Rosè, on a beautiful day in Cassis with my beautiful French sister! Not typically a white or rosè gal, unless I'm spending my summers in the South of France! Très belle❣️ — 9 years ago

K S

9.8

Bought on 1-27-17 @ Wayzata Muni w/Tom & Camille.......recommended by sales gal in Muni! Better than my normal Menage!! $9.99-$1=$8.99 — 9 years ago

Michael Piaker

9.2

3 November 2016. September Wines, New York, NY. — 10 years ago

Erik Longabardi

9.2

Dwight Twilley and this ripe gal! — 10 years ago

Karen Tripson

9.2

Fabulous. Great gift from my favorite Zin gal. — 5 years ago

Adriana Fabbro

9.0

A reminder that I owe Lambrusco a love letter. Usually I’m more of a di Sorbara gal, but this Grasparossa di Castelvetro has me hooked: violets, black cherry, cassis, a lot more earth than I was expecting, tart and chalky, like liquified smarties (but in a good way!) and just a hint of Welch’s grape jelly— all backed by a nice rustic tannin structure and topped with a delicate mousse. It’s a shame that Barbolini will no longer be exported to the US, though I can’t blame the Italians for wanting to keep it all for themselves. — 6 years ago

Mary H

8.9

Light and fruity red with a short, somewhat bitter finish. Aromatic and mineral-forward. @ Wildair — 6 years ago

Scott Petrus

9.1

What a surprise. Old gal was drinking beautifully and had tannins to boot. Cassis and more old world in style. — 9 years ago

with Kyle

Hannah Harris

9.3

Arianna is a GAL — 10 years ago

Lina Marcinonė

9.0

Tikrai desertinis. Gal net per saldus jau. — 10 years ago

Cody White

9.8

WOW. This is a reason to age wine. This was a birth year wine for me. This gal has just turned 31 and still knows how to have a classy time. Hazelnut. Macadamia nut. Fresh ground coffee beans. Unbelievable wine. Just a touch of sweetness on the tip of your tongue. Proud to be born in 1985. I don't want to finish this glass. Damn. — 10 years ago