Orinda Hayes

Hayes Ranch

California Cabernet Sauvignon

I really liked this one. I had it with a cheeseburger and fries, it was great! Price was also excellent for $8 great deal. — a month ago

Josetta Saffirio

Barolo Nebbiolo 2004

More funk than issac hayes... — 5 years ago

Lake Hayes

Central Otago Pinot Gris 2018

At Jacks Point club house — 5 years ago

Hayes Valley Wines

Central Coast Meritage Red Bordeaux Blend

No electricity night!!
Nice blend!!!
— 7 months ago

Celia Flores
with Celia

Orinda Hayes

California Pinot Noir 2018

Light at first then full with berries in the finish — 4 years ago

Hayes Ranch

California Pinot Grigio

Very easy to drink, a new favorite and for $8 can't be beat. — 8 months ago

Topper's Mountain Vineyard

Gewürztraminer 2015

Textbook Gewurtztraminer from the unlikely New England area near Tingha, an hour or two’s drive south of the Granite Belt but made by Mike Hayes in the latter. Aromas and flavours of Lychees and Turkish Delight with moderate acid and great length. Was a perfect match with Smoked Cod. I usually have a Pinot Noir with richer fish dishes and I had opened a cracker with the 2009 Bass Phillip Premium as well to compare but the Gewurtz was the better matchup. — 5 years ago

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Ron R

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This is a new one on me...
Bob McDonald

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@Ron R This is a rare label Ron. Only discovered it a few years ago when I was judging at the Toowoomba Wine Show. The owner of Toppers Mountain, Mark Kirkby, is purely a grape grower or viticulturist who sends his fruit to Mike Hayes at Symphony Hill at Ballandean who makes the wine for him. Sadly for Toppers Mountain the recent bushfires have scorched his vineyard, cost him about $500K he said with a lot of time and work to recover.
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Hey @Bob McDonald, thanks so much for the insights. I hope one day to taste this juice - it reads like a real pleasure to drink. I need to get back to my Aussie wines. It’s more challenging to get the stuff off the beaten track here in the US.