The beautiful salmon-colored wine displays a nose of cherry, red currant and an herbal hint of spearmint. The palate has a zippy acidity - Grahm says zippier than in previous vintages - and an abundance of red fruit, a citrus peel angle and a touch of tanginess. Salads and seafood, sure, but even better if you’re having them on the deck and can afford to have a few more glasses after lunch. — 5 years ago
Pepper dusted lilac candies - a wild nose
Lighter in body than one would expect with this CDP styled blend. Sour cherry, mint, flint, river stone, the fruit is exceptional, all ripe and ready to please in its own way. Blended, dark and bright, and luscious at the same time.
Randall Graham - it’s been awhile, still a great winemaker with a talent for fun. — 6 years ago
Nose of Butter, white peach, and honeysuckle. Spicy on the front and sweet on the finish. Tastes of a touch of white peach and ginger, then lychee with some rosemary. It’s a crazy good delicious Chardonnay. And I don’t really like Chardonnay. But I like this for sure. Thanks @Randall Brater for sharing! — 7 years ago

Amazing white blend that is smooth, supple, lovely floral and honey on the nose and initial palette then finishes with a nice lingering mineral finish. @Jason Brater @Randall Brater find this one to try! — 8 years ago
The best twist off wine you will find! Perfect balance of fruit, earth, and texture! Randall is a wine genius and a true pioneer. Try this and everything else he experiments with and produces! — 9 years ago
A bright Pinot from Randall Grahm with cherry and raspberry on the palate. Likely the beginning of a great offering. January 2023. — 3 years ago
Very excited to try this Grenache from Randall Grahm’s new project. It’s super young and was too tight to really evaluate on night 1, so these are night 2 notes.
The color is light-ish, but the nose is inviting, with loads of bright cherry/strawberry fruit, spice, and lovely crushed gravel minerality. Soft in the mouth, the flavors are relatively intense but it maintains a medium weight and silky feel. Great purity and balance. Not a dense wine that will demand attention at a tasting, but a really fine dinner accompaniment (I’m having beef tacos). — 4 years ago
Randall Grahm won’t be making this anymore but it’s a terrific wine. New world CdP style blend that has layers of depth and flavor but also a precise and refreshing delicacy. So much to love. Delicious now but with years ahead of it. — 6 years ago
Smoky tobacco, savory syrah, that Mr. Randall Grahm structured well! Wish I could find more! — 7 years ago
Eat your heart out @Randall Brater — 8 years ago
@Randall Brater this was your doing — 8 years ago
Randall wine at Le Coq Rico. 2001. Truly spectacular with amazing depth and fruit. Rich, perfect. Lingered on the palate perfectly. — 9 years ago
Big mountain viognier from the Santa Cruz mountains. I like it! — 4 years ago
This wine is tinted light yellow and puts up a magnificent nose which is driven by citrus and salinity. I don’t get much of the floral note mentioned by Grahm, but there is a waxy or soapy element in the package of aromas. The palate seems a bit heavier, oilier than bygone vintages, and the salinity comes across in the mouth as well as the nose. Meyer lemon flavors are abundant, and while the acidity may not actually sting the lips, it is nice and racy and it awaits some crab cakes or grilled calamari. — 5 years ago
Nicely done. I like the Amphora texture and acidity. Queveri-ish. Good food wine. For on its own enjoyment, would love to see lightly topped with late harvest Roussanne. Lemon+Honey 🐝
I also want to bury the Amphora ceremoniously, with you (Bradley) and Randall Grahm.... on an eclipse/lunar biodynamic magical night, you already got the patio with a firepit to fulfill the bonfire... cow horns and crystals for everyone :) haha — 6 years ago
Yellow grass. Mineral Water ran through a Randall of quartz. Buttercream. — 7 years ago
So old world in its interpretation and how it showed with graceful age here in 2019. Very little intervention in the winemaking as I have come to understand it from Randall and getting to know these wines past and present. A surprise winner of the bottles opened as part of dinner in good company. I will keep my eyes peeled for more bottles of the 1980’s vintages from LG as I have seen a few pop up across Sonoma County’s wine honey holes 🍯 — 8 years ago
Like a warm piñon campfire, from the next Valley, this nose wafts.
Blue vs red berries throwing fisticuffs around my tongue, refereed by a stavely gent, in a light, acid suit.
(Sometimes I channel Randall Grahm)
I love this wine house. Amazing.
¡Vive Mexico! — 9 years ago
Only Randall could imagine this unique combination. — 9 years ago
James Burge
2011 vintage with Randall. Opened up so nicely— from V to H on the palette. Beautiful low pitch fruit. Cafe Zaffri friends and family! — a year ago