Turley always takes me back to St. Croix with my dear friend @John Greer
Cheers sir. Miss Galangal with you! — 2 months ago
A little ethyl acetate, residual sugar, tastes like it may have stuck during fermentation. I still drank it though lol — 4 months ago
Bright and juicy but not the depth and richness I expected. — 6 months ago
Tea. Cranberry. Not as lush as other Turleys — 7 months ago
Stewed berries, mulling spices, forestry.
Berry medley, cloves, baking spices. Great fruit character. Long finish. A bit high on acidity but a welcome zing. — 8 months ago



Visually transparent. Light and bright on palate with cherry and raspberry and some spice. January 2026. — 5 months ago
A powerful Zin. Tasting dark cherries, blueberries, chocolate, and a bit of spice. — 5 months ago
15.3
So good, I drank the whole thing myself — 7 months ago
My note on a previous bottle was only “excellent” and, now, a few years later in March 2026, I’d say the same, perhaps with an exclamation point. A huge boysenberry nose leaps from the glass, followed by a silky and jammy wine loaded with strawberry compote, minerality and a beautiful funkiness. Tons of depth. One of the best of Turley’s flagship offering and so far my top wine of the year. — 2 months ago
Big nose of yellow fruit preserves and alcohol freshness, with notes of brûlée and vanilla weaved within. Medium bodied and golden hued, this is such a refined wine at such a young age, with a zippy acidic energy and flavors of overripe yellow fruits, oranges. and a loooong lingering finish. — 2 months ago
Delicious well balanced wine with a wonderful nose. Need to get more. — 4 months ago
Worth the wait. This wine dazzled and was excellent — 7 months ago
Bruce Dunbar
Ten years post vintage, the 2016 shows little sign of age. Dark, warming, smooth and rich. Dusty tannins and the 15.5% alcohol has mellowed as has the typical peppery bite on the back-end of Zins. All around, still drinking great — a month ago