2006. I love Paolo Bea wines and had this one several years ago. It has aged well. Now brick red, the dark cherry flavors are still vibrant but the tannins are smooth and the acidity perfect for bruschetta and farmer's market tomatoes. Bottle 0786/14,100 — 8 years ago
This is great stuff. Love to grab a few bottles every year when we stop by on vacation. Surprising complexity and balance. Very few wineries on the East coast can pull this off so well. — 9 years ago
Wow! Wine of the night. Such beautiful red fruit, enveloping in a farmer's market jam kinda way, with great finesse and a lithe body. Could stand up to steak but was simply gorgeous on its own. Brought back from Corsica by JH. Impossible to purchase here... — 10 years ago
A profound and stunning white wine. A white wine to change the mind of a white wine skeptic.
For starters, the color is gorgeous - a rich golden hue with a subtle milkiness.
A veritable farmer's market on the nose that evolves wildly over time. Through the course of enjoying my glass, I experienced peach, apricot, orange blossoms, lemongrass, kaffir lime, cinnamon, clove, melon, sandalwood, ginger, galanga, and more that I can't put my finger on.
On the palate it is smooth and round. It offers a zip without being specifically "acidic." I'm having a hard time conceiving what kind of food this would go with, but that's okay because it is so delicious to just sit and drink.
The wood comes out on the finish. There's sort of a bitter melon aspect along with a faint oakiness.
Overall, just a beautiful, trance-inducing wine that is almost erotically charged. It evokes grace, elegance, seductiveness, and gives you the sense that you are experiencing something special. A winner! — 10 years ago
Light, fruity, juicy, nice white wine. — 4 years ago
Chef Stephen Farmer's Market Mayhem
Delightful! Smells like strawberry. So dry and tart but not too dry. Awesome! — 9 years ago
Versie had this 9 years ago
Rosato verging on red. Minerality, hints of cherry (but more like an early spring cherry, if such a thing exists), and some ash/Etna. The old Sicilian farmer's wine that makes you really want to be an old Sicilian farmer. — 9 years ago
Very sweet, a little too much for my taste, but would recommend - a favorite of the winery's town
W/ Erin and Mandy after Casey's wedding! — 10 years ago
Actually really bad... Wrong rating. — 11 years ago
Roses , Turkish delight . Good balance a really nice Grenache — 5 years ago
I absolutely loved this. — 7 years ago
Strong apple and Chardonnay taste but delicious! Less bubbly than prosecco. Very enjoyable. — 8 years ago
Truly noteworthy wine drinking wonderfully now and will only get better with some time. Living in Bordeaux and all over Europe allowed namesake and winemaker Keith Webster a personal look at the world's best wines. Settling in Napa he's now crafting ultra-luxury micro productions of wines he was inspired by, like this one called Right Bank. At 13.9% alcohol it resembles a right bank in more than name. Delicious, "farmer's market fresh" dark red fruits, shimmering garnet/ruby color with soft notes of spice, vanilla, cinnamon and lavender. Pure, clean and fresh mouth feel, good acid, tight, neutral tannins. 100cs production, best of luck finding. Delicious! — 9 years ago
I do not like Gin..... I love this Gin... enough said — 9 years ago
Cellared 1 year. Very tart and incredible delicious! — 10 years ago
At Le Noailles, and this was perfect with the "farmer's sausage" and mashed potatoes. — 11 years ago
Jason Strange
This quite nice. Smooth and buttery. Strong white fruit flavour like pear and honeydew. — 2 years ago