Well done. — 4 months ago


Earth, sweet cherries, dash of herbs and baking spice. Not a bad wine, drink now. — 6 years ago
Generally not a big fan of cabernet franc, but this was recommended to me as an especially good example. Glad I tried it. Not heavy, but distinct notes of fruit and earth/leather. Really good abd sophisticated, especially at this price ($28 I think). Recommended by Lower Falls Wine Shop in Wellesley, MA. — 2 months ago
80/20 of Pinot Nero & Chardonnay, Methode ancestrale w disgorgement 3/24. Alot of wine-strong yellow fruit, hazelnut notes, for about 25$. Paired w a cheese platter w true Serrano ham, & which included Garda, an alpine cheese from Lombardy & a heavenly match was born. — 4 months ago
Kanongott. Lätt, fun in the sun, fizzigt, ungdomligt. Rejuvenating wine. #tnwc — 4 years ago
Great with lamb chops. Light body, nice acidity, medium fruit. Also good on its own — 6 years ago
Michelle balanced though on the acidic side and very well paired with mushroom chicken rice by Evan — 3 months ago

Smooth drinking — 5 years ago
Amazing lightest body wine ever — 6 years ago
Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections
Beautifully expressive Cabernet Franc nose of red currant, sour cherry, cassis, moss, lavender, thyme and an enormous amount of rosemary. The palate initially offers glorious, creamy red fruit, excellent purity, freshness and ripe, melting tannins, with remarkable precision for 2018. That first open-bottle preview is seductive, but air brings a firmer, chewier and more tannic structure, while a small alcoholic seam becomes increasingly pronounced. Still juicy, vibrant and unmistakably Cabernet Franc, but less seamless than the opening suggested.
Day two is the better showing. The nose is deeper, with more cassis and the same nervous herbal energy. The palate has rounded out, gaining a touch of opulence and a gorgeous creamy texture, while the alcohol has largely integrated and the balance is now excellent. Beautiful wine. — 13 days ago