The sensational, inky/purple-tinged nectar exhibits complex notes of blackberries, blueberries, figs, gingerbread, and a hint of apricots. Read Full Review →

Enjoy this beauty over the next 8-10 years. Read Full Review →

The 2009 Cabernet has truly become a sophisticated and refined wine. Read Full Review →

Offering up aromas of cassis and pipe tobacco, the 2009 Reserve de la Comtesse presents itself as a perfect second wine from the chateau. Read Full Review →

The 2013 Quail Hill is an absolute thrill-ride. Read Full Review →

The provocative fruit intertwined with the plus tannins deliver a divinely satisfying experience now (decanting recommended prior to 2020) and portends enlightened enjoyment over the next decade. Read Full Review →

This is a fine Cabernet, but there’s too much baby fat covering up any distinctive qualities it might possess. Read Full Review →

Much higher toned than the 2009, the 2011 offers red currant, blueberry, savory herbs, and spice. Read Full Review →

Notes of black cherries, blackberries, anise, and bouquet garni. Read Full Review →

Dark and inky, this Cabernet reminds me of a renowned $500+ Bordeaux blend that is lithe on the palate with a velvety smooth, well-integrated structure, round tannins, dense texture, and a long lingering finish that lasts a full 30 seconds. Read Full Review →