Retail $55. Straw close to golden with a faint sparkle. Great nose which is quite yeasty with some peach and a hint of petrol. Well balanced and just a a bit sweet on the mid-palate. Not quite extra dry, but close. Good fruit and balance. Pretty sure this is a Riesling. Excellent.

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Retail $24. 90% Chardonnay, 10% Pinot Gris. Pale straw color with a shy nose. Some yeastiness and a hint of fruit. Quite dry and mineral on the palate with reserved fruit and a bit of salinity. Very nice. 90 Points.

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Retail $35. 53% Pinot Noir, 44% Chardonnay, 3% Pinot Gris. Pale straw in color with plenty of citrus on the nose (more lime than lemon). The fruit is a bit shy on the palate, but quite tart, with really good acidity and a lengthy finish. 90 Points.

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Retail $23. 60% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir. Straw to almost golden in color and quite biscuity on the nose. The palate for me is close to gangbusters with great fruit, that autolytic (yeasty) component that I really seek out, and a lengthy finish. 95 Points.

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Retail $35. 92% Orange Muscat, 8% Early Muscat. Straw to a bit golden in color with a really aromatic nose of tree fruit and orange blossom. I'm pretty sure this has to be the Muscat. The palate is quite fruity but completely dry. And awesome. This is unlike most sparklers, a daring varietal choice for a sparkling wine, and that is not a bad thing. 92 Points.

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Retail $68. 52% Chardonnay, 48% Pinot Noir. Pale straw color in the glass with a lovely nose of lemon rind and tree fruit. Nice fruit on the palate as well along with great acidity, some salinity, and minerality. Very nice. 92 Points.

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Retail $15. 75% Chardonnay, 25% Pinot Noir. Quite light, nearly colorless in the glass. Not much coming from the nose either, and quite dry, on the verge of austere on the palate. 88 Points.

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Retail $55. 100% Riesling. Straw to yellow in color. Peach and pear a go-go on the nose with a hint of petrol. Great fruit and wonderful balance, the finish is killer. Very nice. 93 Points.

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Retail $14. Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, French Colombard, Pinot Noir. Pale straw with a nice sparkle. Quite shy with a hint of lemon. The palate is much fruitier, with nice citrus, a hint of sweetness, but it all works. 90 Points.

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Retail $55. 100% (?) Pinot Noir. Pale straw in color with lovely bubbles and hints of croissant. Nice. Lovely on the palate with nice acidity and balance. A little lacking in fruit, but this is very nice. 91 Points.

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Retail $55. 100% Pinot Noir. Pale straw color with an odd nose, a bit briny, close to pickle juice. Unfortunately, the palate is not much better. Really tart with that odd flavor matching the nose. I have had this wine a few times now, and the first few were Very Good to Excellent. Something is off with this bottle. Unrated.

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Retail $26. 73% Chardonnay, 26% Pinot Noir, 1% Pinot Meunier. Quite pale with another odd nose, almost like a hair dryer hair thing going on. The palate is ten times better, though, with great fruit, acid, and balance. 89 Points.

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Retail $70. 56% Pinot Noir, 44% Chardonnay. Straw to yellow with a fervent sparkle. A shy nose with some interesting notes of really tart lemon and lychee. The palate is tart, fruity, and lengthy. Nice.

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Retail $70. 100% Chardonnay. Pale straw with a lovely nose of peach, lemon, and some croissant. The palate leans toward austere, though, with nice acidity and a flinty aspect. 90 Points.

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Retail $32. "A proprietary assemblage of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, Müller- Thurgau, Muscat." 100% Willamette Valley. Pale straw with mostly green apple on the nose. Fantastic on the palate with really tart fruit, a nice balance, and a lengthy finish. Yum. 92 Points.

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Retai $20. 85% Pinot Noir, 15% Chardonnay. Pale straw in color with tiny bubbles and a somewhat "dirty" (i.e., flinty) lemon nose. Quite nice on the palate with plenty of fruit and tartness. Nice. 91 Points.

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Retail $82. 55% Pinot Noir & 45% Chardonnay. 8 years on lees. Straw in color in the glass with peach and a touch of apple. Quite lovely on the palate. Whoa. In fact. Some fruit but oodles of complexity and length. Really, really nice. I am guessing some age here? 95 Points.

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Retail $24. 45% Chardonnay, 45% Pinot Noir, 10% Pinot Gris & Pinot Meunier. Straw color with lovely apple: Golden Delicious and a touch of Granny Smith. The palate is a bit austere initially, but the fruit comes in on the mid-palate and lasts to the lengthy finish. Nice. 92 Points.

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Retail $125. 100% Chardonnay. Light straw in the glass with a delicate sparkle and a citrusy lemon-lime mix that is compelling. The palate is fruity, balanced, and quite nice. A very well done domestic sparkler. 93 Points.

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Retai $16. 65% Pinot Noir, 35% Chardonnay. Medium straw in color wth almost an apple cider aspect on the nose. That carries on to the palate. Not offensive by any means, but certainly a "ripe" vibe going on here. 87 Points.

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Retail $18. 96% Chenin Blanc, 4% Viognier. Quite citrusy in a really pale straw wine with green apple and peach. A lot of fruit going on. The palate? Whoa. Sure, really fruity, and just a hint of sweetness, but this is really balanced and just delicious. 93 Points.

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Retail $25. 100% Chardonnay. Pale straw color with a nose that is quite shy, a bit of citrus? Maybe? Tart and mineral on the palate, but the fruit is initially a bit hard to find. On second taste, the wine came to life with lovely fruit, great acidity, good balance, and a lengthy finish. 92 Points.

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Retail $20. Under screw cap. 100% Riesling. Straw to yellow in color with some petrol notes (giving away its variety) on the nose along with granny smith. Wonderful palate, really acidic but enough sweetness to calm it down. 92 Points.

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Retail $58. 57% Chardonnay, 43% Pinot Noir. Closer to yellow than straw in color, and quite biscuity and yeasty on the nose. Holy cow. Rich, layered, tart fruit of tangerine on the palate with a lengthy finish. Really nicely done. 93 Points.

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Retail $13. Pinot Noir, Gamay, Zinfandel, Sangiovese. Almost a rosé in color with a lovely nose of strawberry and yeast. Really fruity on the palate with what seems like a touch of sweetness, but it works, at least for me. 91 Points

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Retail $88. 54% Pinot Noir, 46% Chardonnay. Straw to yellow in color with apple and pear coming through as well as a decided mineral note on the nose. The palate is driven by the acidity, with good fruit and the slightest touch of sweetness to balance out the considerable tartness. Whoa. Really fantastic. 94 Points.

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Retail $47. No clue on the varietal composition here. Oddly, a bit of earth on the nose with some citrus and pineapple. The palate as well is almost earthy with good fruit and a really killer finish. Whoa. 93 Points.

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Retail $48. 58% Pinot Noir, 42% Chardonnay. Straw to yellow in color with the nose? Whoa. Yeasty, complex, holy cow. As scrumptious as the nose was, the palate might be better. Rich, layered, complex, yeasty. Holy cow. 96 Points.

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Retail $28. 60% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir. Pale straw in color with a fine sparkle and another fabulous nose. Rich and layered and quite biscuity. Luckily, the palate is also fantastic, quite tart with tons of lemon. Yum. 93 Points.

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Retail $25. Information about this wine is scant on their website, but it seems as though it is carbonated, not traditional method. Medium pink with some orange undertones. Muted nose but some rich red fruit does eventually come through. Maybe a bit medicinal? That medicinal note comes through on the palate as well, but so does a ton of that red fruit. 89 Points.

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Retail $39. 65% Chardonnay, 35% Pinot Noir. Fairly light in color, almost a Provençal pink with some peach and red berry fruit. Quite fantastic on the palate with impeccable balance between the luscious fruit and the zingy acidity. Whoa. 93 Points.

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Retail $50. 100% Pinot Noir. Fairly dark for a rosé, but not quite a light red. Despite considerable coaxing, not much on the nose here. Not much fruit on the palate either, but decent acidity and notable minerality. 88 Points.

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Retail $54. 90% Pinot Noir & 10% Chardonnay. Very light pink, maybe lighter than your average rose from Provence. Faint wild strawberry on the nose, but much fruitier on the palate, quite nice with nice tartness, particularly on the finish. 92 Points.

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Retail $35. Tempranillo Pet Nat. Light to Medium color with a dirty wild strawberry nose and maybe some peach. Fervent sparkle and plentgy of tartness on the palate, with decent fruit. Very Good. 88 Points.

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Retail $24. 73% Chardonnay, 26% Pinot Noir, 1% Pinot Meunier. Light to medium color with a peach/cherry nose with a touch of funk. No funk on the palate, which is actually quite lovely: good fruit, acid, depth. Nice. 92 Points.

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Retail $36. 56% Pinot Noir, 44% Chardonnay. Light to medium, with a scrumptious nose: sweet nectarine and cherry. Fantastic on the palate as well with a near-perfect balance of red fruit, zingy acidity, and layers of complexity. Yowza. Fantastic. 95+ Points.

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Retail $42. 60% Pinot Noir, 40% Chardonnay. Fairly light in color with a funky nose (I love the funk), with not much fruit at least initially. The palate, though, explodes with fruit on the palate, with a near perfect balance. Outstanding. 94 Points.

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Retail $65. 84% Pinot Noir, 16% Chardonnay. More of a fairly light orange than a pink with some faint peach and strawberry notes on the nose. This feels like there might be some age as I am getting an oxidative note along with really tart (and abundant) fruit. Salinity. I like it. But everyone else might not. 92 Points.

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Retail $50. 100% Pinot Noir. Another wine that is perhaps more orange than pink with a ripe red fruit nose and hints of celery. The palate is quite nice, mineral, earthy, with nice fruit and great acidity. Yeah. Whoa. 93 Points.

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Retail $25. 100% Pinot Noir. Fruity and fun on this medium colored wine. The palate follows the lead of the nose and is fruity, fun and well-made. Yeah, I could drink the heck out of this. 90 Points.

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Retail $16. Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, Sangiovese, Gamay, Chenin Blanc. Cotton candy pink, with a cherry Jolly Rancher vibe on the nose. Tons of fruit, quite sweet on the palate. This has its place and those who are in that place would love the heck out of it. 88 Points.

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Retail $60. 100% Pinot Noir. Fairly dark in color with darker red fruit (black cherry, maybe even plum) on the nose, while the palate is quite fruity with great acidity, and balance. Outstanding. 93 Points.

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Retail $25. 90% Pinot Noir, 10% Chardonnay. Really light in color, barely a rosé. Floral, fruity, but also shy. Another lovely wine on the palate. Holy cow: great balance between the fruit and acidity, the right amount of dosage. Outstanding. 93 Points.

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Retail $65. 80% Pinot Noir, 20% Chardonnay. Quite funky on the nose which might be due to the age? Almost no color. Great tartness, the fruit is a bit oxidized, and a lengthy finish. I like it. 92 Points.

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Retail $62. 92% Pinot Noir & 8% Chardonnay. Really light cotton candy with a sweet ripe strawberry nose. Really lovely palate with tons of fruit. Not sweet, but ripe and wonderful. 93 Points.

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Retail $29. 55% Chardonnay, 45% Pinot Noir. Light pink in the glass with some orange notes. Beautiful fruity nose of strawberry and cherry. The palate is fruity, tart, mineral, and complex. Very nice. 92 Points.

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Retail $55. Quite light in color with just a slight orange hue. A bit “flinty” on the nose with wild strawberry and perhaps black cherry. Tart on the palate, almost overly so, but there is enough fruit on the mid-palate and finish to combat all that acid. 90 Points.

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Retail $24. 80% Pinot Noir, 20% Chardonnay. Light pink with strawberry and peach at the front of the nose. Quite nice on the palate with a lovely balance and just the right amount of dosage. 91 Points.

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Retail $64. 100% Pinot Noir. Quite light in color with just a hint of orange. The nose is mostly peach with a touch of lemon. The palate is quite dry and the fruit is rather sour, leading to a lengthy finish. 89 Points.

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