Discovered at Ciccio in Yountville. Like a combination of white burgundy and Sauvignon Blanc…in a good way. Lemon, orange with oily complexity. Good stuff. — a year ago
Third tasting of 2017 over a year and a half. First observation: this wine improves every time! For the rest, we are on a, jammy, peppery, moka, with fine floral notes. Wine from Morocco by an artisan winemaker from the Rhône, in the style of St-Jo or Croze over-vitamin.
Troisième dégustation du 2017 sur un an et demi. Première constat : ce vin s’améliore à chaque fois! Pour le reste, on est toujours sur une Syrah, compotée, poivrée, moka, avec de notes fines florales. Vin du Maroc par un artisan vigneron du Rhône, dans le style St-Jo ou Croze sur-vitaminé. — 5 years ago
Let it open up a bit and you won’t be disappointed. — 7 years ago
nice dry crisp some salinity. excited to dry it cooler, and would typically let age for another year but ce la vie Day 2 was a vast improvement on the nose honey covered fresh apple and pear nice critic splash in the mouth adult grade lemonade — 2 years ago
Straw gold color. Blend of Malvasia (45%), Rhein Riesling (40%) and Friulano (15%). Intensely floral on the nose with a hints of apricot, honey and a touch of petrol. Green apple, pear and minerals fill the pallet. Spicy and citrusy finish. Clean and rich. Intense acidity. Outstanding food wine. — 4 years ago
A crisp white blend from Judean hills. Refreshing, hints of citrus mainly grapefruit. — 5 years ago
Dry, clean tasting up front with a bit more flavor towards the back. Very refreshing and a cheap find! — 6 years ago

This is a dark wine. It looks dark, smells dark and tastes dark. The nose brings blackberry, plum, coffee and black tea. There is very little oak in the aroma package, if any. The palate shows dark fruit as well, with a clean and healthy tannic structure. The finish is not terribly long, but it is juicy and flavorful. — 3 years ago
The 2019 Chardonnay Ciampagnis is a gentle giant, as sweet spice and white flowers complement musky apple and pear. Its silky textures communicate elegance just as a zesty bump of nervous acids and tart orchard fruits add a reverberation of tension. The 2019 turns smoky through the finale, leaving ginger-tinged apricot, zests of lime and the slightest nuance of butterscotch to linger. I love the contrasts here, yet a short stay in the cellar is advised to allow its aromatics to fully blossom. (Eric Guido, Vinous, April 2022)
— 4 years ago
I love this lighter weight, more aromatic Grenache. Well worth a look. — 5 years ago
Smooth and gentle. Hints of delicates flowers. Very well balanced with a fine finish. — 6 years ago
Sourced from the esteemed Seven Hills Vineyard in the Walla Walla Valley, this Viognier opens with a ripe bouquet of white peach, vanilla cream and suggestions of honey and apricot. The palate shows notable viscosity and tension, with nectarine, Pink Lady apple, green papaya and honeydew melon flavors all buiding up to the finish. Drink 2019-2025- 92 — 7 years ago
Drinking local in the Grand Valley AVA (Palisade CO). Such a fun place to visit....wineries on bike, exceptionally lazy today so electric assisted (like a golf cart on two wheels). Colorado has a lot of mediocre wine but Petite Verdot has been an exception. Dark fruit, oaked, old world feel. Surprising. — 8 years ago
Sagee Aran
Light in color, medium in body, tanins are kicking. A perfumed wine withe notes of red fruit, a silky texture ( after tanins settle, 2 hours) very enjoyable with pasta and fish. — 8 months ago