Excellent. Butterscotch, lemon, Carmel, mild oak and oily texture. Medium plus finish and flavorful. Should age a few more years but why wait.

Wine of the night. Forest floor, gravel, funk, blueberries and earth. Bordeaux like and long finish. Balanced and the first and second pour were both of equal quality. Top ten wines of 2014.

Fruit forward with blackberries, blueberries and cherry. Palate picks up underbrush and cedar. A big wine still in its infancy. Should age another 15 years. First pour a little more enjoyable than the second.

First pour was underwhelming. I was surprise this wine was not decanted prior to the tasting which was a mistake. Medium purple. Damp earth, spice, blueberries and spice. Very New World in character and was expecting a little more Old World charm based on the history of this producer. 90 points
Second pour added a lot more insight into how good this wine will be. Much more concentrated and not thin like the first pour.
Recommendation to decant 2 to 3 hours prior to serving for best results.

Outstanding wine and a great future. Dark. Blueberries, dark cherries, violets chocolate and oak. A bit hot but that blew off. Very concentrated and intense, long finish. Decanted six hours and needed all of that. Hold for five plus and enjoy.

Most balanced wine of the night with red fruits, plums, spice, coffee beans and nice acidity. Medium plus finish and in a perfect drinking window.

A bit out of sorts. Vanilla, spice and oak on the nose. The palate picks up coffee beans, blueberries and minerals. Long finish and hold these. Not in the same place as the last time I had this wine.

Thought it was corked right away. Then tasted some nice fruit and 15 minutes later the inevitable of being actually corked. Give props to JJ Buckley for replacing this.