Stephen Dodson

9.0

Sunday night steak and chips pairing- watch the sediment, but loving it — 6 months ago

Anna Sangiacomo

9.1

Magnum ~ perfect for a Sunday brunch !!! — 3 years ago

Bob Pratt

9.3

A slightly late Thanksgiving dinner in Shanghai on Sunday evening. A full house so why not a Jerobaum of Sassacaia to celebrate with a crowd. 2013 vintage. Elegant and polished but still young, I suspect this would have improved over the years ahead. Not so deep noted as some other years- red fruits, currant, young cherries. Awesome aroma. The crowd loved it. — 4 years ago

Sophia Bush

9.3

The first Orange Glou box. This was excellent. The color GLOWS. Orangey-pink. Gorgeous. First Sunday. Perhaps during Tenenbaums... — 5 years ago

with Grant

Mandi Speidel

City Territory Chicago, Maverick Wine Company

9.2

Pinot Party! Steak Sunday Dinner with the Fam! — 9 months ago

with Jeremy and Rosie

Ericsson

9.1

I had dismissed this wine a couple of years ago; I thought it was a little week, thought I could find better value elsewhere. To my surprise, my good friend brings this bottle to Easter Sunday Diner, and turned out to be one of the best vintages I’ve tried. Fuller body, richer, and composed. Cheers to trying bad wines again. — 4 years ago

TwiLea Fletcher

9.2

Sunday Funday. This was definitely a pleasant surprise.... a fantastic bottle of wine.
Sorry, Emma, about the tip! We will make it up to you! — 4 years ago

with Neal

Bob McDonald

9.6

Last Sunday lunch with Roast Lamb. A 20 year old Rioja fitted the bill nicely. A blend of 85% Tempranillo, 10% Graciano and 5% Mazuelo. Aged in new French and American oak for 24 months. Aromatics of tobacco leaf, plum, ashphalt and a bit of tar. A medicinal note the following night. The palate is medium to full bodied with berry, plum and liquorice. Resolved Tannins - quite fluid. This was Wine Spectators No. 1 wine for 2013 and now drinking at its peak but could go on for another 5 years on the evidence of this superb wine. — a year ago

Melanie Lapointe

9.6

Lovely Canadian orange wine. Tastes like a grapefruit bouquet of flowers! — 4 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.4

Vintage 2003 | I find this Loupiac wine incredible good. While aging it keeps a fresh character, not showing age. It has a mesmerizing apricot smell and awesome balance. Really a gem in the cellar that gives instant joy when opening a bottle. Like this september Sunday when I made a Reine Claude Plums Crumble. A marriage made in heaven. — 4 years ago