David Walser

9.4

Seemed big on the alcohol for 14.5% to start but mellowed out nicely as time went on. I only bought one bottle to try because of the winemaker background and am sorry I didn’t get more. Oh well…always something else new on the horizon. — 4 months ago

Jan A

9.3

Could not resist to try one. Some critics state wait until 2021 till even 2026, others state drink now. So double decanted. Typical heavy merlot nose. Dark fruit, scented wood, gravel, pencil shavings on the palate. Drying tannins that coat the mouth. Upside potential to 94-95 when the tannins from the new oak have settled down. Will try the next bottles after 2023. Now 93+ — 4 years ago

Eric Linderman

9.3

2008
Of blinded I would have guessed Washington state syrah, tasted like a Cayuse. — 5 years ago

Bruce Dunbar

9.0

Another back the truck up year for Bedrock’s QPR leader! The ‘21 has classic syrah fruit and spice, a nice hint of oak and a fine line of acidity to bring it together. Plus you get a bit of some of the best Syrah vineyards in the Golden State. — 2 years ago

Guillermo Gonzalez

9.1

Blueberry and peppery aromas. Blueberry, plum, spices. Fresh and more vibrant than other recent zins. Had with Vicia roast chicken and wheat berry sal and charred broc. Dinner was subpar. But wine was even better 2 hours later. — 4 years ago

Roy Goble

9.2

Definitely worth trying. Split decision at our house; I like it, she loves it. Either way we’ll have it again. — 5 years ago

Eric

9.0

Interesting brew here in NYC listening to Jazz. Tastes a lot like a German wheat beer. Moving on to try another Japanese ... a stout. — 6 years ago

DelectableWino

9.0

Good. Chocolate notes in spades. Overall moderately complex. — 3 years ago

David Shaw

8.9

It smells and tastes of mandarin, it’s lightly alcoholic, it’s a pleasant light wheat beer, lightly hopped, when it’s hot and you are dehydrated, which happens in the desert six months of the year, this is a better option than any sports drink. Sure, no electrolytes here, but it tastes a dang sight better than those sports ades. And orange blossoms? Very Arizona. Drink local — 4 years ago

Dennis P.

9.0

Todays lunch and brew. Belgium style wheat ale, cloudy, white head that dissipates quickly, brewed with coriander and orange peel.

The plumper hot dogs are made by Fred Usinger Sausage Co. Milwaukee, Wi. Absolutely the finest that can be found.

Blue Moon Brewing, Golden Co. 5.4% abv. — 5 years ago