Chesebro
La Montagne Sauvage Syrah Grenache 2013
Previously drank 15' and 14' sequentially and with slight yet pronounced acute differences due to vintage in the fruit, all varietals are pronounced and none overpowers the other. They seem to be adjusted to give the best presentation accordingly. The 13' had lesser vaccuum in bottling but did not sacrifice potential during storage as it fruit is still suddenly vibrant with syrah a top note. Tannins pierce the tip of the tongue and gradually roll to backside of the palate with pleasant ripened red cherries and red plums exclusively, slight smoke from surely light and medium toast from what seems to be American and French oak casks. This surely keeps a nice bouquet of spice lingering. Properly stored this production could poor well through 2025 where the plums might supersede the cherries, which might be more sophisticated. Either way all have been well built for the long haul and will eventually have a following for the experienced. Kudos to those who design wines and not just produce. — 5 years ago
Daou Vineyards
Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon
Who else do this and don't lie lol — 2 years ago
Tappero Merlo
Bohémien Caluso Passito Riserva Erbaluce 2009
Enjoy .... tawny tawny with precision unlike my text this Thang go I expected more cream but the elegance this port has did not disappoint. Hoping to find a case of this fir the long haul. — 3 years ago
W. & J. Graham's
Aged 10 Years Tawny Port Blend
All out of table that would do the trick
Time for the goods
Always a joy tho. — 2 years ago
Weingut Brandl
Ried Zöbinger Kogelberg Erste Lage Kamptal Reserve Riesling
Noel Brandl
Been k Okinawa them thanks.... they go — 2 years ago