Tom Casagrande

9.1

At six years, still zingy and fresh. Sappy but lively cherry fruit, forest floor, a spice note, and a floaty sandalwood note. Electric acids in the mouth create the zingy palate impression, with intense and concentrated fruit. In my opinion, Mendocino PN’s usually aren’t the most complex, but they can have very direct, varietally correct, and satisfying Pinot fruit, and this fits the bill. — 8 days ago

Ashley Butler

9.1

Golden delicious, opulent, a nice hint of buttery essence. Platonic ideal of a Chardonnay. Drank in the virtual Petit Phillipe Lioco tasting on May 29, 2020 — 2 months ago

with Dean

Ashley Butler

9.1

Drank with Dad on my first day back in Charlotte in May 2020 (for what should have been the week before my wedding). Smooth and light with a little hint of tart at the end. Drank again in the virtual Petit Phillipe Lioco tasting on May 29, 2020– hints of tart, mouthwatering, balanced, a little saltiness and lime. — 3 months ago

Galen Hasler

9.2

Wow. Softened the next day. Hints of Creamy oak. SB dominates. Reminiscent of great white Bordeaux — 20 days ago

Ashley Butler

9.3

Cherry with a ruby color. Earthy and old world tasting. Smells like a wet morning in the woods, mushroomy. Delicious finish. Loved it. Drank in the virtual Petit Phillipe Lioco tasting on May 29, 2020 — 2 months ago

with Dean

Galen Hasler

9.3

Delicious balanced grapefruit and stone fruits, lacidity that needs more time to soften. Touch of creamy oak. Light Golden color. END OF LOCK DOWN CELEBRATIONS — 3 months ago

AlexP

9.0

Great. Crispy. Not oaky good for lunch. Eileen rated it 8. Vintage 2018
— 2 months ago

Mary Wilson

9.0

Still delicious. — 2 months ago

Ashley Butler

9.0

Refined, bright, notes of pomegranate, cranberry and rhubarb. Spice and tannins. Drank in the virtual Petit Phillipe Lioco tasting on May 29, 2020 — 2 months ago

with Dean

Jacob Lindsey

9.1

Sour cherry and clove. Mmm. — 3 months ago