Not interested in this - but enjoyed Rodney Strong Alexander's Crown Cabernet Sauvignon 2005

Drank the 2006 vintage of this high end Chard. It gave me a wicked hangover - I couldn't believe it!

Also enjoyed Layer Cake Primitivo, passable, 'stealth marketing'

I like the Cline - robust, tasteful Zin...not a favorite though

I disliked the wine - call me primitive, but i look for certain characteristics in certain wine varietals and in Chianti, I like to see some pepper. I didn't get that sense here, which left me with a feeling that the wine was indistinct. Why buy it, where there are so many other good choices?

What a tragedy that Wine.com has so many holes. This is about a St. Innocent Pinot Noir 2007 from the Willamette. I loved this wine, its rich, black fruit. A great value that I will choose again.

Nothing to do with this wine...here's a tip for Wine.com...enhance the relationship with your customers and the 'stickiness' of YOUR brand by allowing notes on ALL wines. If I can makes notes about anything, I'll be spending more time here, and looking at your products even more often, eh? Anyway, Paticia Green Cellars 2007 Pinot Noir...just wasn't impressed - primarily because it was a light, red fruit Pinot and I like 'em black fruit.

I wish wine.com would expand its capabilities to cover wines consumed, even if not sold on the site...think of the data mining, hint, hint...anyway, lost my previous notes, but it was had a Gott 2007 Cab, which was fine, but not particularly memorable...a typical solid Gott. By contrast, had the Gott 2006 Lodi (Mohr-Fry Ranches) Zinfandel...remarkably rich, smooth, and savory...mixed black cherry and rose...bit of a jammmy bite to this one...mixed well with agnolotti and red sauce.

Didn't have this...enjoyed an Rkatsiteli from the 'boutique' vineyard of Dr. Konstantin Frank in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. I enjoyed the Reisling mineral combination of this wine. It was a bit sweet and a bit earthy. Didn't overwhelm the palette...nice to savor on a lazy Sunday evening.

I truly enjoy McKenzie-Mueller vineyard...this is what came up when I typed it in. This was more of red fruit 2005 Pinot. I've been impressed with everything they do, especially as a California Pinot.