Sweet red fruit, bright and clean. Nice everyday wine.

Nice, easy drinking Rose.

If you are looking for a truly dry Riesling, this is not it. Still, I liked it quite a bit - about the sweetness level of a Kabinett. Good acidity. Interestingly, I tried this before some Germans and thought it was good, but it didn't really stand up to the great Mosels.

crackling acidity, delicious, sulfur, slate, apples/pears

Tasted this in a lineup of other St Urban's Hof and it clearly stood out as the best. In fact, it might be the best Riesling I've had. Explosive apple flavor really hits its stride in the mid-palate, and the slate and crackling acidity is a perfect finale. Amazing.

A step up from the entry level Urban wine, featuring a better balance of acidity to the up front sweetness. Solid stuff.

Outstanding Stuff. Sweet, but good acidity to back it up.

Tight nose, palate features rich red and dark fruits, plus big notes of chocolate and cocoa. Bitter tannins may need a touch of time to resolve; at least some air in the decanter and some hearty food. Good stuff.

Incredibly pure and clean Syrah. Cool climate magic featuring bright purple fruits, flowers. I normally like my Syrah to have some gaminess, which this did not have, but it was so delicious I didn't really care.

Easy to see why these guys have developed a reputation for Merlot. Smooth, oaky, balanced. Not a style I love but hard to dislike.

Explosive freshness. Crisp fruit flavors including peach, citrus and maybe some pear. Acidity carries the day. The perfect summer wine?

Well made Napa Cab. Not really to my style, but hard to dislike.

Very new worldish. Probably a good intro to Aglianico for those who are Cali red drinkers, but not really for those of us who know and love it.

Interesting story for sure - seven noble grapes from seven different regions of Italy, all in equal portions: Corvina, Primitivo, Barbera, Nebbiolo, Montepulciano, Aglianico, Sangiovese. The sum isn't really better than the parts though - just kinda tastes like a modern, new world red wine.

Nice balance of round juiciness and crisp acidity. Lots o' grapefruit. Nice.

Very nutty, with some toasty oak spice. Pretty good balance of new worldliness and acidity. I don't know that I'd ever buy this (I don't drink much Cali Chard and this isn't going to change that), but I'm not going to complain if someone pours me a glass.

Very nice Napa Merlot, showing some savory notes already on the nose, smooth and clean on the palate.

Fun-ky. Not much fruit left, but still loads of pleasure to be had. Tastes like an aged Bordeaux for sure, leaving Cali behind long ago. Probably on the decline so drink up.

Straightforward Cali zin made with a deft hand. Nice.

I must say I prefer the Merlot, but this is still well-made. Good balance of oak and fruit, some peppers on the nose. Could use a few years.

Huge red fruit, smooth but explosive, borderline jammy. Delicious.

nice, easygoing CdR. Smooth & hearty. Would buy if less than $15.

Very interesting wine... never before tasted this grape. Rich, full and ripe - probably would have guessed southern Italy. Notes of almond.