Lone Cardinal

Lone Birch

Yakima Valley Riesling 2022

Crispy, tart, refreshing. Pears and stone fruit with a hint of minerality. Mouthwatering finish, I keep wanting more! This has everything I love about Riesling wines. I can't believe the price was so reasonable - I will keep an eye out for this one! — 20 hours ago

Lone Madrone

The Dodd Paso Robles Tannat Petit Verdot Zinfandel 2015

Big wine without being offensive. Well balanced and structured — 10 months ago

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Lucienne

Lone Oak Vineyard Pinot Noir 2018

excellent SLH! great finish. — 3 years ago

Matthiasson

Lone Pine Vineyard Lagrein 2015

Paul J
9.2

PnP. Lovely purple color with red tones. Raspberries, mint, and eucalyptus on the nose. Fruit forward but somewhat muted on the palate. Medium depth and short finish. Nice! — a month ago

Brooke Weaver Jakubowski
with Brooke
Spencer, Tom and 3 others liked this

Acacia

Lone Tree Vineyard Estate Grown Pinot Noir 2014

Fig and plum, pinch of raisin. Silky texture, some forest and baking spice. Magnum — 2 years ago

Lars liked this

Argyle

Lone Star Vineyard Pinot Noir 2017

Pretty bold flavor for a pinot. Less fuzzy on the tongue. Smells great. A touch of smoky heat on the clean finish. Really satisfying, overall. — 4 years ago

Evan's Ranch

Lone Oak Pinot Noir 2014

From Magnum. Delicious Santa Rita Hills Pinot. — 3 months ago

Ceccherini, Scott@Mister and 3 others liked this

Lone Buffalo

Noble Beast Sierra Foothills Cabernet Sauvignon

Lavender, Herbacious. Paired with caccio e pepe. — 3 years ago

Purple Hands Winery

Lone Oak Ranch Pinot Noir 2018

Tried several bottles, all great! Founded by Cody and Marque Wright, yes that family of the great Ken Wright Pinot’s very nice small production Pinot, 1700 cases, sourced from 8 vineyards. Ruby, purple hues with aromas of blue and red fruits with an array of spices. On the palate youthful flavors of cherry and fresh strawberry, licorice notes with elegant spice. Fine tannins, long ending with fruit and tangy spice and mineral notes. Great now but a few years will bring out more of the wines complexity. — 4 years ago

Paul and Daniel P. liked this