Wine Reviews

Tropical, mouth-filling white, with butterscotch lathering the palate. Pineapple and banana notes resonate through to the finish.

Soy sauce and dark chocolate form a fine partnership that glides across the palate with a satin mouthfeel. This ecstasy is only slightly “interrupted” by white pepper and lavender – we are not complaining. Strawberry aligns with mocha-kissed cedar on the finish.

Roses and wild strawberry are cinnamon covered, with a touch of milk chocolate. Bright and juicy, with spiced sandalwood and coffee on the finish.

A blend of 50/50 Syrah and Carignan with notes of black-peppered coffee bean, dark chocolate, and blackberry preserves. The body is lush and concentrated with cigar leaf and cedar framing its bold, broad shoulders. Finishes with black plum, balsamic, and crushed stone.

Exceptional scents of spiced plum and bramble. Dusty tannins placate the palate, while vanilla-kissed violets bloom. Juicy from mid-point on, dotted with fennel and espresso. Broad and generous in its depth of fruit.

Cherries basted in brown sugar and beets in cassis are just some of the layered profiles of this distinguished red. A soft, suede mouthfeel intersects with spiced sandalwood on the long finish.

Thanks to the combination of French and American oak, the best of both worlds brings spice and a creamy texture to this ripe and rich great white. Baked pear, pea tendrils, chamomile, and vanilla wafer glide along the mouth; a reference to sur lie aging. Complex and broad, with a sunlit acidity that tempers its unctuous nature.

A captivating wine, medium deep red, some fade at the edge of the glass, superb aroma, raspberry compote, charred oak notes, with a bit of roasted herb character and just the slightest cracked pepper note which works well. Not a wine built on power, but rather a more refined, elegant style of Cabernet Franc, the wine carries through nicely to the back palate with soft tannins. 100% Cabernet Franc entirely from the Beverly Vineyard. 927 cases produced.