August 2017 | 92 points
“Pulled between heady, almost grapey purple fruit and raw mineral force, this needs time in a decanter or some more time in bottle to show its more delciate side. As it takes on air, those stony tannins act as a cooling force on the fruit, bringing a black-plum freshness, redwood-bark savor and invigorating tension. For best results, age it for five or six years.”
–Luke Sykora
