Eric Urbani

9.2

Persian Grapes! First time in 50 years: had to be made into wine in Armenia of course. Documentary tells the whole story - Somm: Cup of Salvation. — 6 days ago

John Roselli

9.0

Pale orange; earthy, orange peel, vanilla; sour orange, white flower, vanilla bean; long tart finish — a year ago

GV

9.0

A smooth and enjoyable Austrian lager from the Stiegl brewery. Nice golden colour with subtle malt and hops with gentle carbonation.

Perfect for watching the English football FA Cup on a wet and windy Sunday. — 4 years ago

Bernat Jaume

9.1

Es un vino acaramelado. Destaca la madera y la fruta madura. Un vino muy correcto en su precio. Unos 16€ en la bodega. — 5 years ago

with Ana

Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7

9.5

Auction bottle,
Wouldn’t pay release anymore, but auction price is worth it — 6 years ago

Michelle Hoyt

9.0

Yum! Dry and like a Gavertztraminer in style. — 6 years ago

Ry

Winemaker Chateau Ghetto, Cellar Stag's Leap Wine Cellars,

9.1

Hate all you want. Not my cup of tea, since it’s wine, but still a solid clean wine. — 6 years ago

Ronald LaMascus

9.2

Now this is Pinot Noir the way it was meant to be! Floral, more subtle and less in your face like Meomi or Belle Glos. The nose is shy upon opening but after a couple of decanter days, it’s really come alive! Excellent with pork or salmon and turkey, it’s great for sipping or pairing. The mouthfeel is excellent and the flavors linger long after your last sip. Never thought California Pinot could be so authentic tasting. — 8 months ago

Eric L.

10

Russell hit a home run with this 2011. Wow! — 4 years ago

Jakub Kalinowski

9.0

Light & fruity with some dark plum, anise & violet, a touch of roast. Fresh.
On the palate this is surprisingly light, juicy & lively. The cinsault really comes into play. Fruity, funky, with light tannins & juicy acidity. Fresh, crunchy fruit, a touch of bubblegum character, a herby note towards the finish.
So drinkable, and a lovely wine. Though might not be everyone’s cup of tea. — 5 years ago

Rachel Morris

9.0

Delicious! No funk. Light/med body, fruit forward, currants — 5 years ago

Ceccherini Cristiano

8.9

Not exactly exciting
At room temperature the wine became nearly aromatic
Not my cup of tea — 6 years ago

Brett Nelson

9.2

Very nice. Ripe cherries. Simple note, but smooth and delicious. Buy again (if avail) - from Proof Cellars — 6 years ago

Rob Brobst III

9.8

2013 Ontogeny Proprietary Red is a blend of 65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Petit Verdot, and 10% Cabernet Franc, coming from some of Russell Bevan’s favorite vineyard sources – Sugarloaf Mountain, Two Dogs, Tin Box and Tench. Quite flavorful, it is exhibiting slightly more new oak than some of the other cuvées, but is still sexy and opulent, with voluptuous texture, low acidity, and oodles of juicy, succulent black and red fruits, licorice, underbrush and a touch of vanillin. An already irresistible beauty, it can be drunk over the next 20 years. — 10 months ago

Jordan Costello

9.2

Kiwi style — 4 years ago

Joe Weinberger

9.1

Pretty fruit—classic Sangiovese nose. Very nice food wine. — 4 years ago

ESF

8.9

On the downslope but still tasty - this was my last anyway... anyone squirreling these away, drink up! — 5 years ago

James Thomas

9.5

Delightful, funky, lightly carbonated, moderately tart. Would be great with cheddar/bleu cheeses. — 5 years ago

Jeff Thompson

8.9

This was really nice. Apple and citrus. — 6 years ago

Michele Przyjemski-Mackay

9.3

My husband is a scotch drinker, but, this was given to him as a Christmas present last year.
He landed up opening it up last week to try, and really liked it. He’s had a glass every night so far.
Impressed. — 7 years ago