A slightly acidic nose of strawberry and rhubarb, this is a lovely, slightly tart little rose. Flavors of strawberry, rhubarb, ripe red fruits, and red apple abound, and linger into a slightly mineral finish. Very tasty, crisp and refreshing. — 5 years ago

About 125ml lost from a Pet Nat doing what a Pet Nat does. The nose is a little interesting. Refried beans and Meyer lemon. Some weediness. Entry however is all lemon and even a bit of plantain and some herb. Middle and finish bitters out a bit. Bubbles make it interesting but don't overdo it. Pleasant crisp aftertaste. This is a poolside pounder! — 7 years ago

At 10yrs + from harvest, this third label blend is quite versatile. A true field blend, gives medium weight and medium intensity. A Bramble of fruit is unoffensive while being a bit simplistic. — a month ago
Not too dry, not too sweet. Recommend! — 6 years ago
Starts sweet but finishes nicely. Perfect summer wine! — 7 years ago
This local vineyard wine (out of Da Boonies, Murylund) is a new favorite! With 12% alc/volume it has a sweet taste of honey but not overly sweet and a crisp like a Granny Smith apple. — 8 years ago
Really pleasant — good amt of funk! — 4 years ago
Fabulous art from the hand of Dave Collins. East meets West (fittingly) as this varietally correct build splits Loire & La’Caly. Grass + tropical Citrus meld to a food friendly budget all star. 16$ on special at WF :) — 5 years ago
Cloudy, unfiltered pet nat—kind of a creamsicle pinky orange. Dry. Funky. Notes of strawberry and hay. Great with tacos. A super interesting nat pat. Need another bottle — 6 years ago
Third vintage and still probably the best white Boordy now makes. A beautiful, fresh nose of apricot and peach and just a touch of fresh grass. The palate is lush and juicy fresh out of the bottle with rich, dry acidity. Juicy flavors of apple, peach and melon followed by very dry herbal tones and a touch of stone. The finish is long dry and juicy at the same time. Really pretty. — 7 years ago
Very sweet wine, with serious fruit forward flavor. Definitely can taste the mango. Its crisp, with a slight tartness at the finish. — 9 years ago
Brian Hearty
2017. The first vintage of Channery Hill that I’ve had that doesn’t have a significant percentage of Cabernet Sauvignon in the blend. I love Old Westminster’s Cab Franc and Petit Verdot based wines, so I really enjoyed this blend with and after dinner while rooting on the USMNT! — 11 days ago