David Kline

9.2

Great pumpkin amber coloring with a decidedly orange hued pate. Lacy trim drops hearts and tiny pumpkins. Plenty of pumpkin on the nose accented by caramel apple and acorn squash. Cinnamon sticks allspice, mace and cloves dominate the palate, with cedar and oak forming the fiddle in the middle. Apple cider tangy on the finish. Just an intense and interesting Florida offering from Wesley Chapel. Fall gold,

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Ginnis Tonik

9.1

A big hit across family members that like their wines drier or on the sweeter side - nicely in the middle — 4 years ago

Sarah Milsow-Guenther

9.1

Still a nice little GSM blend. Brighter fruit on the front-end, smooth middle, nice lighter pepper finish. Best with food. — 6 years ago

Benjamin Jarzombek

9.4

Delightfully funky and minerally. — a month ago

Carmen

9.0

Grüner co-fermented with Riesling skins to make an orange wine.
Bright and zippy with lime and peach flavors and a bit of grippy earth (wet rocks).
Stainless steel and oak aging with some time on its lees.
Named after the winemakers middle daughter. As a middle daughter myself, I feel extra attached to this 🍷! — a year ago

Mark Flesher

9.1

@Delectable Wine this is the Grenache PetNat from this producer. It was not in the database. Really interesting PetNat. And, probably second to the Westminister Pet-Nat from Maryland that went out into left field with their recent bottling. This one is delicious. A hint of bubbles. Consistent on the very front with some lemon and honeycrisp apple. Pears and peach invade the middle. A little yeasty towards the finish. Very enjoyable. Would be an excellent light sparkler to enjoy on a 100 degree day. These are in no way meant to cellar, so pop the bottlecap on this one and enjoy this awesome little Pet-Nat from Grenachista. — 6 years ago

with Dan, Bradley and 2 others

David Shaw

9.1

Fine light drinking red with an assortment of heirloom varietals you would see in a Sandlands release. Down the middle table red style with good acid but lighter in alcohol and tannins. — a year ago

Kit Lewis

8.9

Middle of the road body. Nose is tart raspberry and roasted plum. Palette is macerated strawberry with a hint of basil. Crowd pleaser. Could cocktail or pair with food very easily. — a year ago

PD

8.9

Good but not amazing. Could have benefitted from a longer cellar aging. Bright tones of Brett and sunflower. — 6 years ago

Stephen Stone

9.0

For the price...it can’t be beat. Both biscuit and floral essence...a perfect middle of the road sparkling wine from France. $9.99 at Winestore Charlotte. — 6 years ago

with Janet