Almost flawless and absolutely at its peak. The oak and the malo conversion is perfectly executed. — 3 years ago
Pale straw, saline, osyter shel, lees, kefir lime, candied green apple, mushroom, used oak, full malo, 11 months in barrel, whole cluster no destemming so that quick extraction of must. Creamy and round on the palate. Med acid, med+ body, intensity, and length. — 4 years ago
Yellow apple and green apple. Cream soda, vanilla pod, basil, medium acidity. no malo, aged in 80 years' old foudres <300L with thick tartrates. 15-16 inches of rain that year (2017). — 2 years ago
Chablis-like restraint in a very good way. Nose is tense, citrus and lots of limestone, an almost reductive floral nose and a touch of silky softness to balance. Acidity is high but not crazy, strange considering the house style is supposedly to inhibit all malo. Great stuff, I want to drink lots of it — 2 years ago
Medium gold in the glass. Reticent nose, round malo richness on the palate. Ripe pear and sweet red apple notes.., just enough acid to keep in interesting. Riper that I usually expect from Oregon at 14.2... this is no Chablis! Wine works well with food , but more reminiscent of Sonoma than Willamette. — 4 years ago
Has evolved splendidly—rich and slightly unctuous, lemon curd, wet stones, judicious toasty hazelnut and vanilla, but the blocked-malo style gives it plenty of zip — 2 years ago
Fair amount of Malo. Buttery. With well balanced oak. Pineapple, vanilla. Medium full bodied. Almonds, custard. Will age well. — 3 years ago
Byron Hewett
Excellent value for $$. No malo. Crisp and fresh. Lemony and minerally. — 3 months ago