Jan A

9.9

Sine Qua Non extended barrel age tasting.

Together with the Stockholm syndrome this was my WOTN.

All wines performed beautifully. It showed a consistent style throughout the line up with only nuanced differences.

The EBA cuvee's get an extended time in barrel. Typically 12 months extra if I'm correct. We selected bottles that had a bit of age / cellar time from our collections since these need time to show their full development potential.

Massively structured and a plethora of spices can be found in all cuvee's. High alcohol but all well integrated and balanced. Worth seeking out if you like the style. — 18 days ago

Jan A

9.7

Sine Qua Non extended barrel age tasting — 18 days ago

Alessandro Dalle Carbonare

9.9

This is one of the sexiest thing you can ever taste in your glass.
So fresh and young. The alcohol and the concentration are super integrated, making it so drinkable and extremely pleasant. Would love@to try this in 20+ year from now. — 7 months ago

Vino Joe

10

Oh my god... This was fantastic!!! On the nose it is thick and heady. Darkest red wine I might have ever had. Rich looking in the glass. You taste it multiple times. In comes in waves. Spices mixed so well with fleshy fruit and it lingers and resonates. Smokey and sooo deep. An utterly spectacular wine. — 17 days ago

Jan A

9.7

Sine Qua Non extended barrel age tasting — 18 days ago

Joseph Barsky

9.8

2012. Last bottle fireworks for Independence holiday in Gualala, CA. View matched the wine. Also a Non-vintage Rubis Rose champagne from Vilmart & Cie! Yum! Thankfully a quiet celbration as our Standard Poodle Hendrix is noise sensitive. — 5 months ago

Jan A

9.8

Sine Qua Non extended barrel age tasting — 18 days ago

Jan A

9.7

Sine Qua Non extended barrel age tasting — 18 days ago

Jeroen Koenen

9.8

This bottle showed unbelievably youthful and vigorous… — 5 months ago

Brad Kalish

9.6

J/h. Decanted 4 hrs. Still too young — a year ago