P A

8.9

To someone living outside of California this is the quintessential Napa/Sonoma Cabernet Sauvignon. With wonderful aromas, intriguing depth of fruit and character, rich mouth feel, round and polished leaving a lingering smooth finish. All this and reasonably priced making this as most Cabernets from these two regions real crowd pleasers. Cheers from Canada 🇺🇸🇨🇦🍷 — 18 days ago

Skip Smyser

9.3

Lovely and very approachable. At the top of the Sonoma/Napa County lines. Part of Vineyard in Napa part in Sonoma. Beautiful property. — 15 days ago

Tree Kilpatrick

8.9

Not sure where ‘Owl Ridge’ is but it’s a cute critter label. Color is nice. Bit of a red rust edge to the deep maroon center. Nose is elegant. Leather in the sun and berry preserves. Some pumpkin spice or maybe it’s just nutmeg. Flavors are chewy, savory, and more autumn in the air stuff. Maybe smoke from leaves burning or pies spices used in baking. Has grapes, berries and that stuff too. It’s a nice elegant and tasty Cab from a locale that does them just right. — 5 days ago

Eric S

9.4

My last bottle. Boycotting the more recent vintages due to egregious price increases. This was a great vintage for them. Still going strong. — 12 days ago

Jonathan Wall

9.1

Ravenswood single vineyard efforts always deliver beyond expectations. and it’s a great value drinking at half the price of something comparable. I think the Ravenswood mass produced stuff subsidizes their good stuff. $19 at K&L SF on their old and interesting wall to the far left when you go in. — 19 days ago

Jake Hajer

9.4

Woooow! Clone 337 cab. So aromatic, brooding and serious yet imminently appreciable. Layers of dark fruit, plum, currant, black cherry, blueberry, and loads of violets. Lingers. — 11 days ago

Shay A

9.2

@Delectable Wine : This is Theorem’s Moon Mountain District chardonnay. I didn’t see it in the database.

Finally getting around to posting wines from my annual Napa trip from two weeks ago. Always goes by quick! Lots of fun new stops this year.

Theorem was one of our highlights last year, so we made sure a return visit was lined up this year. Base of Diamond Mtn with one of the most beautiful properties I’ve seen. Over the last 12 months, they’ve added a couple new wines (with more to come from Moon Mountain). TRB is the winemaker.

Another new wine to the lineup is the moon Mountain Chardonnay. When comparing to other chardonnays TRB crafts, this site is pulling in more slate/limestone and high acidity, compared to his Sonoma chardonnays that have a lot of oyster shell and tart stone fruits. Very bright and concentrated. Underripe melon, powdered lemon bar, crushed rocks, honeysuckle and wildflowers all reveal themselves. I’d hold this for a few years. — 5 days ago

David Barsky

9.5

Knocked my socks off. Eucalyptus, touch of funk, lovely fruit still extant. Didn’t know what to expect, but pleasantly surprised. — 4 days ago

Iwan

9.1

Big, bold and broad shouldered. Black fruit and plum. — 2 days ago

Joe F

8.9

Dark fruits, strawberry, light oak/vanilla, full bodied, balanced alcohol, moderate to strong tannins on finish, slight “scented marker” finish. — 7 days ago