Bottle from Wally and Steve’s 50th, drank at Steve’s house June 2026 — 3 months ago
N: pink roses. Lovely. Perfumed.
P: lovely slightly sweet fruit. Perfect balance. Long. Elegant. Hint of bitterness.
Source 85 — 6 months ago
Great flavor, spice, smooth — 7 months ago
The 2020 vintage of Michael David Freak Show is a blend for everyday drinking. A blend of Syrah (appx 54%), Petite Sirah (appx 42%) and Souzao (appx 4%), it is a balanced, fruit-forward red wine with notes of dark berries and plum. Although it does not provide the complexity and tannic structure of a Napa or Sonoma Cabernet, neither does it come with the same price tag.
I recommend this wine, but just find the circus-themed bottle label a little freaky. — 8 months ago
Green apple and lemon aromas. Medium body with good balance. Solid value from Rosenthal. — a year ago
N lovely. White flowers.
P lemon. Bright. Lots of acidity. Bright. Golden Apple. Long.
* darkroom
Source 39 — a month ago
Another great vintage.
— 2 months ago
A beautiful wine by a brilliant producer. Deep purple color. Bacon fat hints with earthy and truffles on the nose that evolve into dark fruits. Soft tannins on the mouthfeel linger to a grapey finish. Excellent — 5 months ago
This is what new world should be. Pepper fruit oak. — 7 months ago
So big and bold but fruity nonetheless. Loved it with a steak. — 3 years ago
It’s alive! Carbonic concrete confluence. She’s my cherry pie. - at Franklin PT — a month ago
Great wine rated 93 points for the price — 2 months ago
I would absolutely buy this one again! Especially at the $20-$25 price point.
Delicious blueberry and rhubarb pie on the nose. Silky tannins with low acidity, and a long vanilla finish with mild oak. Well balanced and very enjoyable. — 5 months ago
N: closed.
P: lovely cherry fruit. Mineral. Very interesting. Iron.
Source 78 — 6 months ago
Very nice balanced well aged complex blend. — 10 months ago
Stockyards, November 17, 2024, Palomino Supper Club — 2 years ago
Brad Jensen
Bought this as a birthday wine and paired it with some Chinese food lamb and eggplant. It’s impressive how much energy and life is still in this, with the color still a clear deep rose, with the bricking amber colors only showing under sharp lighting on the medium body. The nose is like meaty blueberries and mashed strawberries, maybe even a little plum, with musty bookcase and black olive notes with maybe a hint of blood orange as well. It blends perfectly with food, with deep ripe jammy blueberries and black berries, more black olives, a hint of tar, driftwood, barbecue burnt ends and tannin that’s still very much gripping at the end of the palate. The flavor lingers for a looong time, with hints of celery salt and a kind of inky black saucy flavor, like a dark soy sauce but more vinegary towards the end. Damn fine wine. — 2 days ago