Edmunds St. John
Bone-Jolly El Dorado County Gamay Noir
Pale red color; a bit funky, smokey smell; taste is bone dry, bright, strawberry, but not at all juicy; light tannin, good finish. Very enjoyable and great for food.
Pale red color; a bit funky, smokey smell; taste is bone dry, bright, strawberry, but not at all juicy; light tannin, good finish. Very enjoyable and great for food.
Dec 12th, 2021Best Gamay in America candidate. Pale garnet, fresh strawberries and raspberries, violets, a little spicy and herbal. Disappears fast
Best Gamay in America candidate. Pale garnet, fresh strawberries and raspberries, violets, a little spicy and herbal. Disappears fast
Jun 3rd, 2020Light, flavorful, could pair with many types of food
Light, flavorful, could pair with many types of food
Feb 26th, 2021If you take into price and probably the nicest winemaker in California, this is phenomenal. In a lineup of Beaujolais this would probably land in the middle, but there is such great cherry flavor, some spice, white pepper, hint of jolly rancher. Pure joy to drink.
If you take into price and probably the nicest winemaker in California, this is phenomenal. In a lineup of Beaujolais this would probably land in the middle, but there is such great cherry flavor, some spice, white pepper, hint of jolly rancher. Pure joy to drink.
Sep 14th, 2020El Dorado gamay. Got to be a labor of love. Label reads “life is so serious, pleasure hard won.” Very light bodied, pure strawberry and a silky. Listed at 12.9 abv but seems like less. Retailing for $24 which is pushing it.
El Dorado gamay. Got to be a labor of love. Label reads “life is so serious, pleasure hard won.” Very light bodied, pure strawberry and a silky. Listed at 12.9 abv but seems like less. Retailing for $24 which is pushing it.
May 18th, 2020