Ron R

9.3

Less than $30 in my store, and with Wine Spectator lavishing 94 pts on this example, I had to dip my toe in. WS is the only wine critic I follow, and they are mostly en pointe in my book.
This example is tightly wound and tannic, but the elements of an outstanding wine are all there. Maybe needs to relax a little more in the bottle, but it explodes from the glass right now. Acidity and weight are outstanding for a case production in the thousands. When in a restaurant and you see these wines on the menu, go here to have a great tasting experience, while avoiding a financial nosebleed. — 12 days ago

with Anne-marie

Ericsson

9.0

Here’s a curveball. It opens up to soaked wet corn notes and evolves to plush red fruit on the palate; good backbone, firm tannins, full bodied, high alcohol, big, bold and yes, (Malbec) is bigger (when made) in Texas. — 10 months ago

Roberta Celeste Phillips

10

Love this, oaky, kept it room temp — 3 years ago

Peter Sultan

9.2

A mammoth, chiseled beast of a wine that really needs extensive decanting and/or aging. Despite a modest decant, imagine am tasting a tease of its true potential. — 2 months ago

with Owen

Freddy R. Troya

9.3

Bold, rich and smooth red fruit and herbaceous aromas, very consistent from opening to tasting within. 30mins of being uncooked. Well-structured with a smooth finish. Plums are noticeable after acclimating the palate. Solid texture. — 8 months ago

Lauren Lathrop

9.0

Pink blush, skin contact Pinot Gris. Very lovely. Good with Laotian food at Khaluna. — 3 years ago

Michael Fiur

9.8

Kinoko with Leslie and Virginia and Jerry very good red. — 3 months ago

Heather Robinson

9.2

HWT - $150 I really loved it without food and Eric loved it with food. It was a truly exceptional wine. — 4 months ago

Charlie C

9.0

Zesty, cheek puckering, mineral driven. — 9 months ago

Roger Ray

9.0

"This Cabernet Sauvignon Syrah blend contains essences of chocolate, spice, cassis and dried fruit.". Wonderful Texas Hill Country wine. — 3 years ago