View From the Cellar

• By John Gilman
  Jul/Aug 2018, Issue #76, The Summer of 2018 North American Wines Neo-Classicists and Old School Producers

  (Andrew Will Cellars “Champoux Vineyard” (Horse Heaven Hills)) Subscribe to see review text.

JamesSuckling.com

• By James Suckling
  3/17/2018 (link)

  (Andrew Will Horse Heaven Hills Champoux Vineyard, Red, United States) Subscribe to see review text.

View From the Cellar

• By John Gilman
  Sep/Oct 2016, Issue #65, October 2016 American Wines Including A Great Lineup of Cutting Edge Wines From Oregon

  (Champoux Vineyard- Andrew Will (Horse Heaven Hills)) Subscribe to see review text.

Vinous

• By Stephen Tanzer
  Washington Turns Up the Heat (Nov 2015), 11/1/2015 (link)

  (Andrew Will Winery Red Wine Champoux Vineyard Washington) Subscribe to see review text.

Full Pull

• By Paul Zitarelli
  Full Pull Andrew Will Holiday Deals, 10/15/2018

  (Andrew Will Champoux Vineyard) Hello friends. [Insert whatever winter holiday you celebrate] has come early this year for Full Pull list members. The support our list members have given Andrew Will over the years has put us on Will Camarda’s nice list. (Will is the Will in Andrew Will). Today, we have a very generous holiday deal on three ‘13 beauties.Chris Camarda’s skilled hand with Champoux fruit can also be found in the Champoux bottling—a right bank ringer made from 44% Merlot, 29% Cab Franc, 18% Cab Sauv, and 9% Petite Verdot. Entirely sourced from Champoux, the average age of the vines used is 27 years. What I love about this wine is how the Cab Franc shows off. It’s not the biggest player in the blend, but Franc stakes its claim on the nose with notes of brooding fruit, leafy greens, green peppers, purple flowers, and pencil lead. Chris knows how to work with Washington Cab Franc like no other. On the palate, it’s an abundant wine on a 14.5% alcohol frame, surging with fruit and earth. The tannins are powerful, feisty yet polished; the acid is lively. It’s bold and enchanting. This is a wine that will last for a decade or two, easy. A star for your cellar.