James Brenner

9.6

Saga @ 70 pine with seabass — 23 days ago

Ian Hamel

9.2

2022/8. This was another somewhat mysterious entry in the saga of my cellar. On opening, it was in just about the oddest, most awkward shape of anything I’ve had in quite some time - hard, spicy and herbal with no fruit or perfume. With lots of air and coaxing it did begin to round into shape, with the last glass feeling like the most together. I don’t know if the cellar is just too cold (trapping wines in a prolonged awkward adolescence) or there is something less benign going on... — 2 years ago

Ethan Clark

9.3

The best thing to come out of Iceland since Njal’s Saga. — 3 years ago

JKT

9.0

Shocking saga continues with this unfamiliar red blend. Touriga, Mourvèdre, and Merlot, which is named after the Harrises’ three children, Austin, Chandler, and Eliza. Well balanced, berries and dark fruits with a bit of heat on nose carrying through to palate with a tinge of sweetness and into finish. Again a shocking wine from Georgia the State. — 3 years ago

Eric Urbani

9.0

The Brangelina saga must be heating up because I just snagged a case of their surprisingly good rose at Trader Joe’s for $11 a bottle LOL — 10 months ago

Jan de Weerd

9.2

Why not have an intriguing Barolo while watching the saga in figure skating. Medium body, earthy and some surprising floral notes. Perhaps had lost some vibrancy. — 3 years ago

with Tammy

Garrick Talmage

9.3

This is the sake I’ve always wanted. Nutty on the nose, dry, smooth, absolutely incredible. My palate might not be refined enough to taste the sunflower but 🤷‍♂️ — 3 years ago

with Conner

Diego Sarniguet

9.0

Good, correct. Aromatic. Strawberry jam.
Easy going — 2 years ago

Devin Healey

8.9

What a saga to get this delivered to me in NJ. Worth it. Love Andre Mack. Love his winery. Love this wine. — 3 years ago

Sid S

8.9

Mr. Staran and Maan Saab are competing to be the best novice sommelier for the day. I heard Mr. Staran said "there is hint of vanila" and immediately rebutted by Maan Saab "no I don't think so". The story continues, lets see where they can find ground zero for the night. Both agreed there is a hint of citrus and its mild, wet wine ;) (good sign of baichara).. Apparently they came up this at the same time where this wine would work wonders on a female companion ..Owhh well what can I say about my buddies, both are in their own imaginations of thinking this wine could get them lucky for the night.. Unfortunately for that to even take place "you need to get her on the table first, boys".
Another saga from the Charcuterie Boys, all fun and laughters, no offense here folks.. — 3 years ago