Ira Schwartz

9.2

If it’s on the list and the price is right an automatic buy. Wonderful combo of stone fruit and citrus connected by zippy acidity. A wine that always does a Slow Foxtrot in my mouth. Will certainly gain complexity with time. — 2 years ago

Riccardo L.

9.0

More of that catnip. A nuanced and developed version of Gamay that just dances on the palate. Fruit doing a tango with tannin, which showed up a bit late to the party because it was doing a foxtrot with the acidity in the hallway. Brilliant juice. — 6 years ago

Patrice Conxicoeur

9.0

Often featured here, never disappoints. Smooth and drinking very well now. Nice aging potential I believe, but hard to resist now. A somewhat lighter and subtle answer to nearly every other new world pinot noir. If it was a Burg. pinot, it would be a Chambolle-Musigny. — 6 years ago

AgeyFixey

9.0

Super silky Pinot with cherry and some spiciness. Changes quite a bit as the bottle goes down. I just read the winery was sold, but the winemaker is staying the same. — 8 years ago

Patrice Conxicoeur

9.1

As far as you can be from California chardonnays without leaving north America. Subtle, light and complex. Long on the palate. No trace of oak - thank goodness. — 10 years ago

Patrice Conxicoeur

9.1

Round, rich, long on the tongue, very balanced, complex. What a wine. — 10 years ago

Dave Strickler

9.9

With Tom and Seth on foxtrot — 13 years ago

Konrad Ziegler

8.9

A very light, but flavorful natural red — 3 years ago

Steven Beishuizen

9.0

A nice one here... On the palate, this is cranberry, cedar, and a whole lot of earthiness... A nice acidity and soft tannin... — 5 years ago

with Anita

Ron R

9.1

This a very sold sparkler that comes in way below my financial pain-threshold. Birthday Boy @Shawn R had one going today. Kudos to you dad, husband 🎈
Back to the wine... crisp and energetic, with a limestone/chalky overtone. This oozes quality, and presents just like champagne. Why spend Whiskey Tango Foxtrot type loot when you get this at a fraction of the price of the real thang? — 6 years ago

with Anne-marie

Paul

9.0

A great Okanagan Pinot Noir. Well delineated, well made and in balance. Flavors of red fruits. Medium body. Excellent example of a nice Pinot. — 8 years ago

Ben Spicer

9.3

I totally bought this for the label. Great stuff! — 10 years ago

LM Segal

9.2

Nuanced and compelling Okanagan 🇨🇦Pinot Noir. Harsh at cellar temp, rallied when warmed up, brambly blackberry nose with some cotton candy. Layered red bright berry. Bottle went fast. Emerging cred for this house! House Pinot @Hawksworth, great list! — 11 years ago

Steven Beishuizen

9.0

They tagged the 2016 vintage with "Reserve" on the label, but this 2018 was released sooner without the "Reserve"... It's really hard to predict how a wine will evolve, of course, but this 2018 seems primed to repeat the success of that 2016... The cherry nose gives way to a cranberry palate... Quite good all around... While I had a wonderful experience at the winery this summer trying a variety of expressions, careful buying this one in town... There seems to be wild variation in pricing... And that "Reserve" tag on the 2016? Don't get me started... — 5 years ago

with Anita

Joel Scott

9.3

Paired it with Latchi Indian food from Penticton while the fires are raging in Christie Mountain. Wines like this make you forget the world around you. What a crazy year you’ve been 2020! — 6 years ago

Jess Chen

9.0

Cranberry + minerals; opens up after oxidization; not super fruity — 8 years ago

AgeyFixey

9.1

Cherry, plum, raspberry flavours highlight this delicious Pinot. Got some oak and mushroom as well. Well balanced, light tannins, easy drinking wine. We had it with BBQ salmon, but great on its own as well. I don't have much to compare it against from the Willamette, but it matched up nicely against the Foxtrot Pinot we had that evening. — 8 years ago

Matthew Hannam

9.5

I love this producer so much. — 9 years ago

Patrice Conxicoeur

9.2

Finally opening up. This 2010 can still keep many years but already holds its ground against the best burgundies. And still leaves any new world pinot wanting. — 10 years ago

Andrea Thomas

9.6

One of my favourite BC wines of all time. The Chardonnay is Burgundian in style. Beautifully rounded and balanced with a creamy mouthfeel and luscious stone fruit. Mineral and citrus notes on the finish! — 12 years ago