Paul Masson

9.1

1993 Louis Martini Los Ninos — a year ago

Ryan Radecki

9.5

Start of Ryan's birthday weekend — 5 years ago

Jim McCusker

8.9

Not Ryan's best effort, but my guess this is WAY too young. Will revist this in a few years... — 9 years ago

Luke Bucciarelli

9.0

Good stuff from Ryan's personal stash — 9 years ago

Jason Wild

9.0

Loving life. Loving wine. Loving Christmas time. Ryan's Christmas Party 2016. — 10 years ago

Bradley Robinson

9.9

96 Bordeaux round 2. Like drinking an old musty delicious pepper sock pulled right off of Michelle Ryan's foot. — 10 years ago

Dorine Sinigaglia

9.4

Always a good wine from Highway 12! Ryan's latest shipment 4/12 — 10 years ago

Andy Weinstein

9.4

Wonderful. Paired well with spiced pork and dark chocolate dessert. — 3 years ago

Kyle Katterjohn

9.3

Pretty go for coffee@before work — 8 years ago

Somm David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.3

The No Joke is a blend of 71% and 29% Cabernet. On the nose, big blue & violets florals, gummy fruits of, blueberries, blackberries, black plum, black raspberries, pepper, steep black tea and rich, black soils. On the palate, the wine crisscrosses between the presences Malbec & Cabernet on entry. Liquid violets, creamy fruits of; blueberries, blackberries, black plum, black raspberries. Dark soils, black tea, rich black soils, loamy soils, dry stone, dark & milk chocolate, round thick acidity and thick lush, elegant, blue fruit finish. Photos of the tasting bar in their downtown Walla Walla tasting room, tasting room sitting sitting area and beautiful fruit ready for harvest. Producer history and notes...Ryan Crane founded Kerloo Cellars in 2007. Ryan’s path to winemaking began as a volunteer at Animale Cellars. After leaving Animale Cellars, he worked crush with Marie-Eve Gilla at Forgeron Cellars. Marie-Eve is Gilles (Director of Winemaking & Viticulture) Long Shadows wife and who's wines I'll post soon. He ultimately landed an Assistant Winemaker at Va Piano Vineyards for three years. The influence and support from the Washington wine industry like; Gilla, Justin Wylie of Va Piano, and Steve Brooks of Trust Cellars propelled Ryan forward to where he has found himself today owner and Winemaker at Kerloo Cellars. Oh...if you were wondering how they arrived at Kerloo for the name, it's the sound a crane (bird) makes and of course, Ryan's last name is Crane. — 9 years ago

Jason Wild

9.2

Absolute love. Oregon Pinot just has all the characteristics I love without ripping my wallet apart. Ryan's Christmas Party 2016. — 10 years ago

James Knoblich

9.3

Mark Ryan's Board Track Racer Label, 2013 — 10 years ago

MaryAnne Sharrow Spencer

9.2

Also a great wine with sirloin. Ryan's favorite — 10 years ago

Eric

9.3

Ryan's flagship. Outstanding! — 10 years ago

Meagan Bright

9.3

Sweet but great for fruit flavor — 5 years ago

Erica Gamble

9.0

Ryan's pick. Good but I'm still not a pinot person. — 6 years ago

John Zuzek

9.3

Mark Ryan's wines are BIG. This is no exception. Wow! Cherry cola and cranberries with hints of tobacco. But BIG and yummy. Served with Moroccan spiced lamb chops.? Yes! — 9 years ago

Martin G Rivard

9.3

@Bill Bender This Wind was either Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde. You either loved it or hated it. It was Ryan's WOTN. I personally thought it was overshadowed by the Brunello. Ryan loved the sharp dark cherry on the initial palate with a tart herb finish. Definitely a superb wine which was incredibly lush due to its bottle age. I'm still flabbergasted Bill shared one of these bad boys with me!!!!!
3 had it in the top 3 and 3 had it in the bottom. There is no right or wrong when it comes to these high-quality bottles! This is truly an embarrassment of riches and I am blessed to be opening these bottle this evening. Thank you so much once again Bill! 👏🍷🍷👏
— 10 years ago

with Ryan and Christine

Kyle Harvey

9.0

100% Blanc. Honeysuckle and Ryan's yeast rolls. 👍 — 10 years ago

Colin Davis

9.5

Celebrating Ryan's wedding. This wine could not last long enough! Favorite Cali cab to date! — 10 years ago