Allyson Vaccaro-Pelton

9.7

Excellent rose! — 2 years ago

Sarah Milsow-Guenther

9.2

Really likes this blend when we tasted it at the vineyard. Was a killer deal when we bought a bottle to drink with the amazing wood fired pizza they were serving on the weekends last summer. Got a nice funk to the nose, still lots of nice fruit for the vintage. Lovely for the price. — 5 years ago

Cameron Etezadi

9.0

Cassis and blackberry with pepper. Thinner than expected with rich fruit. — 6 years ago

Justin Anthony

8.9

2007- plenty of acid still — 8 years ago

David Shaw

9.1

Dineen Vineyard, Rattlesnake Hills. This is a lighter style of Malbec fermented with native yeast, whole clusters. 11.2% alc/vol. Purple, moderately extracted pigment, very good clarity. Butter, tobacco and red fruit aromas initially. Raspberry and black currant flavors with length and a bit of cherry, moderate seed bitterness and skin astringency. Needs time to open. Acidity is light, almost rounded mouthfeel, fruit with length, but you need to give those tannins about 30 minutes minimum to dampen down. The carbonic maceration character comes out after 45 minutes, creating a mild Kool-Aid effect on some of the fruit flavors. (The effect is much nicer and more natural, of course, than those artificial flavors in Kool-Aid). A nice red for any occasion except a steak, in which case go for a full power Malbec. — 5 years ago

Andrew Schirmer

9.1

Loire-style Malbec from WA state? Yes! Gorgeous and well-structured, we get berries and white pepper on this. Medium finish. Soft nose hinting at more of the same. Clean. Velvety. Fantastic with food. Gives us hope for WA wine. More of this, please. — 6 years ago

with Alsu

Karen Snepp

9.0

Aka Côt. Fruitful flavor. I drink more white than red, so I enjoyed the lighter style of this red — 7 years ago

Sarah Milsow-Guenther

8.9

Lovely Cab Franc from Dineen Vinyards. Glad we opened it now, it was really climbing the cork. Nice and smooth with hints of spice and cocoa. Went well with food. — 5 years ago

James Forsyth

9.0

David's Folly because the winemaker and his friends call each other David. His name is Tim. His friends have other names. Odd.

Cab and CF. Lovely rounded and high toned. Challenging being at a custom crush. Exciting future especially when they get their own space. #wbc18 — 6 years ago

Cameron Etezadi

8.9

Lovely merlot without being too fruit forward. Higher acid with clean berries. — 6 years ago