Light gold color with cloudy appearance. Lemon fruit on nose but feels thick and flabby in the mouth. Clarity and acidity are lacking. Not “my cup of tea”. — 15 days ago
Hazy light orange, tiny bubbles, light head on pour. Typical hop-forward nose, in mouth dank hoppy flavors with slight tart nectarine pulp and nectarine stone finish. Not at all sweet so a serious take on fruit ales by the original hops-happy craft brewery out of Chico CA. It will grow on you — 2 days ago
Another delightful year for this 70% Zinfandel/30% Syrah blend. Pleasant nose, smooth as silk light red fruits on the palate with a smoky spicy finish. — 14 days ago
Pop, 1hr slow ox, no decant. On the nose: lovely, gamey red fruit, blackberry, blueberry...comes off a touch ripe, but the game notes bring it.back.down to earth...only complaint is a soft chlorine.note on the back end of the nose. On the palate: excellent acidity. and lighter-bodied than I expected, but a pleasant surprise, with loads of energy, a touch of stoniness and some cracked pepper spice. Some chalky tannin on the finish. A very good syrah for my palate, and for the price, downright spectacular. — 6 days ago
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. — 8 days ago
Yet another excellent vintage. Silky smooth yet bold with complex fruit, spice and smoke that lingers so nicely. — 12 days ago
It’s pretty good but add a nip of vodka and it’s better — 6 days ago
Sweet but light and refreshing. — 4 days ago
Mark Royer's inaugural vintage. Very Burgundian. Clones include Dijon 76, 95, and 548 among others. Elevation 600-700' which is relatively high for OR. Soils are a mix of Ritner, Witzel, Nekia, and Jory of volcanic origin. South and West slopes. Mesoclimate: "Very windy".
— 9 hours ago
Bob McDonald

Delectable - this is actually Chenin Blanc and tasted blind with the much older Swan Valley Chenin. Very well made by Robb Mann who was the chief Winemaker at Cape Mentelle. Chenin is very well suited to WA like it is in South Africa. Very ripe apples. Interesting wine. — a month ago