Jason Keefer

9.2

Peppery and stemmy, rhubarb and blackberry! Sensory stuff! — 9 months ago

with Natasha

Doug Powers

9.1

Mulberry, blueberry fruit aromas and flavors, lovely cool climate profile, Frankland River fruit, great acid and balance and freshness, medium-bodied, medium-long finish, should improve for 2-5 more years, but lovely now!! — 3 years ago

with Jim

Rob N

9.7

2016. The Beautiful, Powerline Vineyard. This wine is delicious and unusual every time I drink it. — 5 years ago

Matt Robinson

9.3

Unreal wine. Highly recommend this wine. — 8 years ago

Benjamin Hickey

8.9

Light, rather delicate lemon but has a nice length — 9 years ago

Ashley Brown

9.0

Very nice. Soft and smooth. — 10 years ago

Jeff Perlegos

9.5

Coco Kerrigan. Great stuff from the Passalacqua family — 12 years ago

Rob DeShane

9.0

Substance makes one of the best <$20 wines I’ve had in the last year. So I had expectations. Jeb Dunnuck rated this very high and I agree: a nose that reminds me of northern Rhône with a meaty flinty mineral quality complimented by violets and purple fruit. The wine has a lithe quality with dry tannins tending towards an earl grey tea in character and medium finish I wish was longer. Overall, a good wine. Is it 3x’s better than the cheaper bottle….I would say yeah…sure. 2018 vintage, Powerline vineyard. — 2 years ago

Jason and Jennie

9.4

My favorite K vintners wines come from the powerline vineyard (this grenache, the powerline syrah, and the beautiful syrah. — 5 years ago

Martin Sher

9.4

First of a couple Ks. Powerline for the win. — 5 years ago

Brandon Wichman

9.6

A very good sweet white wine — 6 years ago

Eric Urbani

8.9

Soft tannins,easy drinking, nice if not complex — 8 years ago

Dakota Hewlett

9.2

A tasty porter with dark earthy notes and a touch of sweetness. Another great Michigan brewery! — 10 years ago

Rubychick

9.5

Sparkling Hay Shed Hill. Love these wines of Michael Kerrigan. — 12 years ago

Byron C Mayes

9.0

Deep gold. Dried apricots on the inviting nose. Full-bodied palate confirms the nose adding balsa wood, and dried apple with a bit of savory tennis shoe note that blossoms into marzipan with air exposure. Acidity is low as is typical of the variety, but present enough to accompany a hearty meal. Finish is long and continues the palate. Very reminiscent of Condrieu in style and profile, though with a bit more weight. — 2 years ago

Jonathan Wall

9.0

Two years after the last time I had the Boy ‘16 and it has matured a suspicious amount in that two years (while in a wine cooler). Nice, now dominated by caramelized burnt cherry, licorice, underbrush… which sounds good but finished inconsistent and astringent. Disappointing as I was fully expecting improvement. — 4 years ago

James K

9.1

Good, but lacks the complexity and depth of the Powerline. — 6 years ago

Laith A

9.1

A bit lighter than expected for such a robust blend! More red fruit driven than blue/black fruit.. slight green tobacco, toast on the nose.. not bad! — 8 years ago

Rubychick

9.0

Michael Kerrigan - your wines always show such natural finesse. 5 years on, this is fresh as a daisy and pretty as ever. Cab Franc nurtured with care and love. — 9 years ago

Chris DeBarr

9.6

I often think of Carignan as the punk rock varietal: unruly & prolific when young, but when old vine Carignan is carefully tended (and these farmers mispronounce it as Kerrigan, hence the funny name) it gains incomparable depths but is still unruly, sauvage, and profound (think Lou Reed...) — 11 years ago