MaryRose

9.0

For the price, it’s excellent — a month ago

Moe

9.2

The finesse — 4 months ago

Joe Santiago

9.0

Deep red, with hint of oak and dark plums. Decent for the price. — 2 years ago

Sheryl Dhuey

9.0

Nice taste, nice price! — 4 years ago

Brad Taylor

9.0

Surprisingly above average for the price point. Worked surprisingly well with Mexican Food. — 3 months ago

Rico Shea

9.0

Enjoyed on 12/26/24. Vintage 2020. $29. Very good for the price. Full flavor. Nice balance. Will buy again. — 4 months ago

KP

8.9

Little to no aroma, which is odd. Lots of plum and blackberry. Low tannins. Enjoyable and balanced finish, which surprised me. No wonder this wine is so popular. Feels like great value for the price point. — 2 years ago

Jocholla

8.9

Been a standard in the often underrated white blend space for years. Still remains the quality that I’d expect from them which over delivers for the price. Melon and honey. Lovely wine. — 3 months ago

Tom Casagrande

9.2

The boisterous nose is worth the entire price of admission on this one. Cedar, cassis, black and red berries, gravel, graphite, roasted herbs. Dark and intense in the mouth. Flavors on the lower end of the register. Tacky tannins still very present, but the flavors are nicely evolved. I’d say this is peaking soon, and probably won’t live to see the tannins totally softer, but they’ll be tamed by the porterhouse I’m about to grill. — 9 months ago

Tom Garland

9.2

Opus One tasting

2019 Opus
2017 Opus
2012 Opus

The 12 drinks really well with time to go but hard to imagine it gets a lot better, the 17 was uninspiring with muted nose and subdued taste, the 19 has good potential in 6-9 years. Note: Pours were a little light for the price, so buyer beware! — 2 years ago

with Karin and Brenda