Jennifer Massolo
Always a treat. Harlan 2004 is deep violet in colour, great structure, blackberry and some warm spices. Great acid. Just lovely.
Always a treat. Harlan 2004 is deep violet in colour, great structure, blackberry and some warm spices. Great acid. Just lovely.
9.4Max Coane
Big...dark fruit and truffles, oak and tobacco. If I liked big massive wines Id love this
Big...dark fruit and truffles, oak and tobacco. If I liked big massive wines Id love this
9.3Bryce Wiatrak
Never a bad night when you’re drinking aged Harlan. The 2004 has grown savory in character - tobacco leaves, thyme, animals and rust. Still palate coatingly tannic, but the needle of fine acidity provided a beautiful textural juxtaposition.
Never a bad night when you’re drinking aged Harlan. The 2004 has grown savory in character - tobacco leaves, thyme, animals and rust. Still palate coatingly tannic, but the needle of fine acidity provided a beautiful textural juxtaposition.
9.6Renee Campbell
Doesnr get better than Harlan. Yum
Doesnr get better than Harlan. Yum
9.5Kristi Calcagno
On this Independence Day I celebrate those who gave some and those who gave all for our country. I am grateful to have the opportunity to enjoy this incredible wine in peace and prosperity.
On this Independence Day I celebrate those who gave some and those who gave all for our country. I am grateful to have the opportunity to enjoy this incredible wine in peace and prosperity.
9.6Lucila Pescarmona
Winemaker Lagarde Wines
Mi primer Harlan y un 2004, lujo! Espectacular, vivo y todavía da para 15 Años mas
Mi primer Harlan y un 2004, lujo! Espectacular, vivo y todavía da para 15 Años mas
9.5Steve Gage
Director of Sales and Hospitality, Moone-Tsai Wines
Oh yum. Ripe, but in balance.
Oh yum. Ripe, but in balance.
9.6Brittany Hastings
2004, 2008, 2009
2004, 2008, 2009
9.4John Van Trijp
CULT USA Night
CULT USA Night
10Alexander Vadas
Dense beast. Cherrywood. Still a baby at 15.
Dense beast. Cherrywood. Still a baby at 15.
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