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Booker Vineyard

Ripper Paso Robles Grenache

9.119 ratings
9.33 pro ratings
Paso Robles, Central Coast, California, USA
Grenache
Chocolate & Caramel, Herbs, Soft Cheese, Salami & Prosciutto, Turkey, Pasta, Mushrooms, Veal, Tomato-Based, Chicken, Exotic Spices, Potato, White Rice, Duck, Nuts & Seeds, Onion, Shallot, Garlic, Asian Cuisine, Salads & Greens, Quinoa, Farro, Brown Rice, Quinoa

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Booker VineyardPaso Robles, Central CoastGrenache
Top Notes For
David Wanek
8.6

Secondary fermentation, overly ripe. Just not feeling it on this one.

Secondary fermentation, overly ripe. Just not feeling it on this one.

Oct 3rd, 2016
Berg
8.7

A bit softer than expected, but still just leaves me wanting briney, funky, spicy goodness. This is all jammy black fruit to me, and threw me a bit for a syrah.

A bit softer than expected, but still just leaves me wanting briney, funky, spicy goodness. This is all jammy black fruit to me, and threw me a bit for a syrah.

Apr 13th, 2016
Colin McCartney
8.9

Dark fruits and smokey spices....would take it for a petite syrah if the label didnt say grenache...

Dark fruits and smokey spices....would take it for a petite syrah if the label didnt say grenache...

Oct 11th, 2014
Peter C
8.9

Needs time.

Needs time.

Jan 20th, 2014
Adelaida Pitts
9.5

Adelaida had this 9 years ago

Adelaida had this 9 years ago

Jun 4th, 2015
Kenneth Korsbæk
9.4

Kenneth had this 10 years ago

Kenneth had this 10 years ago

Nov 8th, 2014
Jamie Watson
9.1

Jamie had this 12 years ago

Jamie had this 12 years ago

Apr 7th, 2013
Alan Snitow
8.9

Alan had this 2 years ago

Alan had this 2 years ago

May 23rd, 2023
Aaron Schneider
9.3

Aaron had this 4 years ago

Aaron had this 4 years ago

Jun 12th, 2020
Stanley Barrios
9.1

Stanley had this 7 years ago

Stanley had this 7 years ago

Oct 29th, 2017