romo

9.2

Note the decanter. Overly delicious and correct. — 3 years ago

Adam Baker

8.9

Drank with onion and pepper brats and peach, tomato, and corn salad at Grand Lake cousin’s camp (2021). Light mouthfeel, hint of pepper and spice, but the spice might be the peppers. Raspberry, strawberry, and mild blueberries. Lighter than my style but good with the brats and good fruit. — 3 years ago

with Brud and Chris

Joe Gasperetti

9.0

We found the 50/50 Viogner/Chardonnay much tastier than the 100% Viogner.
Floral, as expected, but also lots of stone fruit. — 4 years ago

Marelina Wilford

9.0

Would not guess it was a 2000! Young, bright. Easy on the pallet. An honor to drink with Mr. Lindquist himself over lunch. — 3 years ago

Douglas Braun

9.0

Really tasty 2019 Vintage - Albariño apple /pear minerality , creamy , high acidity - Love it — 4 years ago

Jim Chen

9.0

Cool climate Grenache! Delicate, floral, very elegant. Snap it up. Probably can age 5-10 yrs, but oh so enjoyable right now. 75% Grenache, 25% Syrah from same Demeter certified vineyard. — 4 years ago

Greg

9.3

8 barrel production of whole cluster Syrah grafted in ‘86 long before it was cool to plant cool climate Syrah. A true tour de force wine from the original Rhône ranger in central coast, bob lindquist. The wine is still singing and I’m sad it’s my last bottle because there is probably another 10 years of ageing. Black as night. Great acidity and black cherry fruit. Thank you Poppy. — 5 years ago

Steve Goore

9.0

One of the oldest in my cellar, this 2012 Grenache was acquired from the Qupe wine club. Great after immediately opening and got even better after breathing. Would have liked a little more fruit upfront but balanced tannins provided a smooth and solid finish. — 3 years ago

Douglas Braun

9.0

This is the 2018 Lindquist family wine -Mourvèdre from “French Camp Vineyard” perfect warm climate vineyard for this Variety - nice berry fruit , spice , earth , soft tannins . (Seems to be some whole clusters fermentation) fun wine — 4 years ago

Greg

9.5

An experience wine to know, love and appreciate the history and genius of Bob Lindquist in birthing Santa Barbara/Central Coast as one of the great wine regions of the world. Here is proof. At 22 years young, a revelation in ageable Rousanne From Alban vineyard. Reduced with some matchstick, the fruit is mostly cider apples, but the long oak toast and yeasty, buttery golden color and honeyed deliciousness make this a wine to remember. Most will dismiss it as lightly oxidized, nutty or flat. But, there is charm and intrigue and the right pairing will entrance those who love wines from Jurancon and appreciate aged whites.
Glad I have more to share in the years to come. — 4 years ago