Randy Fillingim

9.1

After reading the other comments, I think it may be getting close to it sweet spot after 10 years. Close harmony between tannins and fruits. Another fine example from this well established Oregon winery.  — 2 months ago

Samuel Sabori

9.1

Paired with Midlake’s Van Occupanther. A perfect pairing. The complexity is a 91, but with the album it calcifies the memory of both. As for the actual wine, the cork was dry, but the wine is alive, — 7 months ago

Doug Powers

9.2

So, Freedom Hill PN has always been a wine that always was so tannic and structured, that it was easy to mistake for a “weird” Cabernet back in the day. This 1999, nope, is nothing like that, yep, a little more structured, but effusive redfruits and lovely balance, definitely on point tonight!! — 9 months ago

with Jim

Neal Ferry

9.3

Fantastic bottle of wine, we think it’s great n — 4 months ago

Doug Powers

9.5

Floral and rich redfruit aromas and flavors, very youthful still, nice structure, excellent depth, need 5-10 more years based on this bottle, wow!! — 6 months ago

with Jim

Maureen O'Leary

9.1

Light and refreshing. — 9 months ago

Jeffrey Trezek

9.5

Easy drinker with light tannins and silky sips. Darker fruits present on the palate. — 6 months ago

Alanna coby

10

Delicious and complex — 7 months ago

Julia Dankowski

8.9

Pleasant easy drinking — 8 months ago

Doug Powers

9.4

Dark fruited, oak and tannin structure still, nicely rich with complex flavors and still loads of grip, unlike the 1998 SS, this still needs more time, but BIG potential, the 1998 SS drinks beautifully tonight, this still needs more time!! — 9 months ago

with Jim