Susan Hanners

9.2

Monsoon of an afternoon, side by side pairings on cab francs, this 2011 is aged beautifully, dark, well blended fruits, smooth, pepper on the stay will you finish — 5 years ago

Jedd Flanscha

9.0

My first Thai wine! It’s a lovely aperitif on a hot day. Dry and fruity strawberry and honey, but not overly sweet. — 8 years ago

Martin Buchholz

8.9

Interesting light pretty lunch wine. — 10 years ago

David Kline

9.3

Pinecones and orange blossoms. Pineapple cake and dried apricots fill your nostrils. Lemon-orange, maple, sweet corn, creamy grapefruit, pine nuts and lemon cookie coalesque and then a resinous pine in burlap emerges triumphant in the face of the tropical monsoon. It carries on like pine tar on a baseball bat. Home run! — 10 years ago

with Courtney

a gv

8.9

en Thai n.1 en Matlock, bastante rico! — 12 years ago

Erik Sandoval

9.7

One of my Favs of all time — 13 years ago

Kevin Løk

9.0

Wedding (2014) wine (2017) pre-, mid-, and post-monsoon (2019). Possibly the most enjoyable wine that can be found for $10 a bottle. Soft, supple tannins, perfectly ripened dark fruits and a touch of black pepper. — 7 years ago

with Caroline

Bernard Mangold

9.0

Velvety and lush. Perfect pairing with our dinner at Monsoon East. — 10 years ago

with Sarah

Lunett/ Yosshi

Sake Specialist Hasegawa Sake Shop Tokyo

8.9

Emishiki Monsoon/ Emishiki shuzou/ Shiga prefecture/ Yamadanishiki/ Kijoshu/ fruity note of banana and pineapple, sweet and rich attack, mid palate: fresh acid and rich body. — 10 years ago

Sarah Heston

10

Well hello there you musty yet bright friend! You are a lady's perfect pairing for a night of reality television or a blushing night in some Spanish villa. Your feminine silky notes alongside your punchy backbite tease make me think of dusty nights and creosote after a monsoon. Let's spend our teenage years together in the next lifetime. — 11 years ago

Lunett/ Yosshi

Sake Specialist Hasegawa Sake Shop Tokyo

8.9

Name:" Emishiki"/ subtitle:" Monsoon"/ brewery: Emishiki shuzou/ region: Shiga prefecture/ category: Kijoushu(the sake brewed with sake)/ cépage: Tamasakae/ key note of fresh banana, very sweet and rich! — 12 years ago

Haley Jobson

10

Dry, light and refreshing — 7 years ago

Kevin Løk

9.3

Good wine for a Houston monsoon. Lighter body than expected, delicate and floral. — 8 years ago

with Caroline

Lunett/ Yosshi

Sake Specialist Hasegawa Sake Shop Tokyo

8.9

Emishiki Monsoon/ Emishiki shuzou/ Shiga prefecture/ Tamasakae/ special brewing Kijoshu/ fruity and sweet note, mellow and fresh sweet attack and rich body. — 10 years ago

Wendy Chu

8.9

Very smooth n easy to drink — 11 years ago

Anan Kantawee

8.9

Surprising from Thailand. — 12 years ago

with Ben

Mark Horosko

9.8

Lime plantation, drought followed by barreled monsoon. — 13 years ago