Josh Gimpelson

9.3

First bottle was corked (first ever Ovid that had any issues). 2nd bottle perfect! — 4 months ago

Kendall Johnson

8.9

Green apple and grass — 4 years ago

Paul Masson

9.0

Old friend — 6 years ago

Scott Kahn

9.3

Still young in the bottle and almost inky in color. The merlot in the blend softens the tannins considerably. Slightly more acidic than the standard red blend which complemented my rare ribeye cap steak beautifully. — 6 years ago

Victor Hsu

9.5

Graceful as a ballet dancer—heady notes of yeasty and nutty roundness (think morning fresh baked bagel with almond and hazelnut) punctuated by the staccato of gently sour citrus (lemon, lime, citron, yuzu), balanced by minerals and delightful fizz. Drinks much younger than it is, so if you are lucky enough to have more of this ambrosia there’s no rush to empty out your cellar (20 is the new 10, as the Boomers would say). Enjoyed this gem at Hayato Restaurant in LA (best Kaiseki I’ve ever experienced) with my daughter Rachel and her friend Lindsay right after they finished taking the California Bar Exam. Best of luck, girls! — 5 months ago

Daniel Schniepp

9.2

Gorgeous cru Beaujolais. I normally avoid Morgon but a friend brought it and wow did my mind change. Beautiful nose of stewed cranberries, mushroom and leather. Long finish and fresh acidity. Kermit lynch never fails. — 5 years ago

Rob Sternthal

9.4

Lovely wine. Another great experiment by Ovid and a true bargain as it ages beautifully. Everything a cab franc should be.... — 6 years ago

Alvaro Bustillos

9.4

Jkhudgen kklo e ismael en sus reconocimientos — 6 months ago

Fredric Bergström

9.1

Slow ox for a few hours to come alive and wow, so alive and beautiful, my sommelier friend who got it blind guessed rhone 00s grenache from better producer, these old riojas are so often a steal 🔥🎺 — 4 years ago

Khary Bizzell

9.0

Fragrant on the nose. Somewhat heavy tannins on the finish. Needs to breath a few hours prior to drinking. — 6 years ago