Randy Fuller

9.5

The wine is very dark, so inky that light does not pass through it. The nose is fresh, riddled with black and blue berries, clove, cinnamon and cedar. On the palate, the rich fruit is out front with a savory backbeat trailing behind. The tannins are firm, while the finish is long and extremely tasty. — 13 days ago

Sharon B

9.3

Absolutely delicious with lots of dark fruit. I bought it because it was from Paso Robles and it does not disappoint! Will definitely buy again. Ava (our 4 year old granddaughter) is spending the night and we’re watching Monster House, so that’s what it’s being paired with! Plus I need a good one when she’s over for the night!!!! — 16 days ago

Christina Burnham

9.7

So good! Very jammy! Had at Plate in Stowe! Totes amaze! — 9 days ago

Jonathan Wall

9.2

Very much the younger sibling of MFN. Pretty much the same, but a bit less thick and more approachable. The less thick part might have made it better but it lost some length and complexity. what you do get is an extra $20 in your pocket making this hard to beat for the buck. — 12 days ago

Tom Heckert

9.2

Rack of lamb with rosemary demiglaze. Big blend... good fruit. Cherry, earthy and leather notes. Big finish. — 12 days ago

Henry Fuseler

9.0

5/2022. Full of good flavors. Feels nice on the palate. Paired well with the filet on the grill. — 12 days ago

David Walser

9.2

Costco $15 and $25 corkage at Picaro. We have enjoyed several bottles of this wine this past 2 weeks in Mexico. Great value priced wine. Nothing on our bottle says “Hope Family Wines“, maybe this is a property that Wagner bought? — 3 days ago

Neil Valenzuela

8.9

Deep ruby color. Aromas of black cherries, strawberry preserves and cocoa. Nice black fruit, good structure, hints of vanilla and oak on the finish. — 2 days ago

Tom Heckert

9.3

Paired with dark chocolate torte with raspberry cream. brings it the port qualities of the wine. Blackberries, leather and strong finish. — 12 days ago

Ming L

8.9

The best bottling of this white Rhone blend I’ve tasted yet, the 21’ gets the Templeton Gap designation and no longer has Picpoul Blanc which was blended in the previous 2 vintages.
Aromatic floral nose. Palate remains textured like previous vintages but with much crisper acidity. — 3 days ago