Smell : A bit volatile, strong green apple notes.
Taste : Flowery characteristics, green apple notes, and slightly buttery when swirleded in mouth.
Body: Medium bodied. Sweet.
Finish : Long finish with strong green apple notes
Summary: Crisp and sweet wine. Best enjoyed as an aperitif. — 6 years ago
Really sweet. Low alcohol content. Good with spicy foods. — 7 years ago
Great chard, Oakes, buttery — 6 years ago
Lovely gold color with lovely notes of lightly Oakes pineapple. In the mouth lovely balanced flavors of Chardonnay with long finish. — 7 years ago
Dry but easy to drink! Loved the tasting room when we visited — 7 years ago
2 hr decant, then drank over 2 hours. Complex aromas of dense dark red fruits and menthol and tobacco that mingled evolved over 2-3 hours then started to evolve into overripe plum, candied black licorice and cedar. Palette is bold. In the early hours it was intensely Oakes but over time it opens up into more stewed overripe old sweet fruits umm like tasty fermented fruit? Some cacao and leather. Menthol on the finish. Still modestly tannic in a gravely way but it’s in balance, but does work better with food. — a year ago
On the Lawn at Tanglewood this evening with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Our guest conductor David Newman is leading a live-to-picture performance of Leonard Bernstein’s score for “West Side Story”, originally directed by Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins, and with lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
For live-to-picture productions, the orchestra performs the entire movie score in real time as the film unspools. (Vocals, dialogue and effects are isolated from the original music track.) The BSO installed very fancy and large LED screens on the perimeter of the Shed facing the Lawn, amazing!
Very nice light Salmon color. Nice fruit, 50% Cinsault & 50% Grenache. Very tasty, much better than their still rosé. — 6 years ago
Surprisingly really good! — 7 years ago
John Cotman
Crisp, clean with a honey finish. — 7 months ago