MaJ CappS

9.0

Ha! Smells of snicker doodle - or maybe these cookies are still largely in my memory - cinnamon and sugar.

Heavy weighted with blackberry coolie, green pepper stem, pomegranate, cranberry, hints of menthol.

Buddha palm acidity sits with light tannin - a bit hot on the finish -
Actually one of the better local wines I have ever had! — 3 years ago

KP

9.0

Had to buy this because I have a golden doodle! Great but strong aroma. Dark color. Strong oak taste which I enjoy. Very dry but subtle finish. — 9 years ago

Douglas Taylor

9.0

Doodle and I tasted with chicken sausage black grapes dish. Delicious both really liked it — 9 years ago

Jacqui

9.1

Cock-a-doodle-doo — 10 years ago

Matthew Cohen

9.3

Nose is finely powdered rocks. Super fine. Some mulleriness But elegant Mülleriness.

Palate is whack a doodle fresh. So delicious.

Bought from fass selections. — 4 years ago

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.3

Slightly cloudy medium to deep ruby red. Beautiful Cali nose, coated in dark berries, black cherries, black and blue berries, cinnamon, almost like a snicker-doodle. Delicious. Moderate tannins (7.5/10) and a thick, rich, voluptuous full body. Complex and layered with dark cocoa, baking spices and cassis. Long and lingering finish. This 2007 isn't done yet. Drink till 2027. — 8 years ago

with India

David Kline

9.3

More Crowlerishiousness! Initially smells like a fish toenail: aquarium full of skin creatures. Then exhibits some not-quite underripe peach with a funky Siamese rutabaga brother growing out of its doodle lacing.
Super-pointed grapefruit/lemon/guava combo that finishes dry and dessicated but with plenty of acidic, seductive mouth water-making refreshingful- ness. Make no hate. — 10 years ago

with Courtney

Shay A

9.0

Ali Story, of Smith-Story Wines, was in town and did a nice tasting at Classic today. A pleasure to meet and very unique and enjoyable wines.

Neat story behind this wine. Ali & Eric have a golden doodle named Lord Sandwich. He’s known for stealing socks. They created this NV “kitchen sink” field blend (zin, Petite Sirah, carignan, Pinot noir) as “his wine” where proceeds go to those who need socks. Some older wine is put in to this so it was surprisingly mellow for a zin/PS blend. Cherry, Blackberries, plum, & violet. — 7 years ago

Jennifer Levenson

9.0

Love! Bene !
No pretentious review. This Rooster knows how to crow!
Will buy more!!
Cockle Doodle Doo Winos! — 9 years ago

with Lee

Douglas Taylor

9.0

Doodle n I had with Spaghetti very good — 9 years ago