2014 Tercero Marsanne Camp 4 Vineyard

Community Tasting Notes (10) Avg Score: 90 points

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  5/3/2023 - Ggyy007 wrote:

  Stoney fruit. Acidity. Mineral. Good with food but probably not sipping by itself

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  10/12/2019 - silton Likes this wine: 90 Points

  A delicious streak of yellow fruit/honeysuckle/almond/melon with an umami gloss throughout, offset by a touch of oxidation and pith. I generally don't care for oxidative whites, but this was below my threshold of annoyance, really just a hint that added a flavor component rather than a blurring/overshadowing effect. It's possible that the oxidation will fade instead of grow, as some Rhones do, in which case the secondary complexity to follow could be sublime. Having said that, I'd err on the side of drinking these sooner.

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  9/14/2019 - brigcampbell wrote:

  Like Rhone versions this wine has a unique weight and mouthfeel. Yellow fruit with clove, spice, and herbs. It's a white wine that drinks like a red.

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  4/27/2019 - fred o. Likes this wine:

  movie night (in spirit, Santa Barbara, CA): deep carnation-yellow gold color. Nose some brine and light rubber notes, then more stone fruit notes with time. Palate oily richness though it does have some brightness, prominent stone fruit, good depth.
  
  Definitely on the richer side for a white but good balance and enjoyable. 90 pts

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  8/1/2018 - grafstrb wrote:

  -- cracked and poured --
  -- tasted non-blind over 3 hours on Day 1; revisited on Day 3 --
  
  NOSE: honeysuckle; mineral; faint mortadella. Richer on Day 3, but same aromatic profile as Day 1.
  
  BODY: rich, green-tinged golden yellow color; medium to medium-full bodied.
  
  TASTE: dry --- almost a touch tannic; not much fruit; hay; 14.3% alc. not noticeable; medium-low acidity; light oak. Same on Day 3. Hold.

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