"This magical Syrah’s deep purple color is followed by a huge nose of blueberries, black cherries, crushed rocks, graphite, and black pepper. Deep, brooding, and backward, with both good acidity and tannins, it needs 2-3 years of bottle age but is a thrilling Syrah and one of the best I’ve tasted from this estate. Bravo!"

97 pts - Jeb Dunnuck

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"This thrilling Syrah offers a massive bouquet of black olives, tapenade, smoked black fruits, earth, and leather. Complex, full-bodied, and voluptuous, it’s a ripe yet balanced effort that shows classic Rocks character."

96 pts - Jeb Dunnuck

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"Fabulous notes of bloody blueberries, lavender, dried herbs, and ground pepper as well as tons of minerality emerge from this full-bodied, concentrated, masculine Syrah."

95+ pts - Jeb Dunnuck

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"Another beautiful wine from this team, offering perfumed notes of blue fruits, ground peppery, gravelly earth, and smoke. Medium to full-bodied, perfectly balanced, has a seamless texture and ripe tannins, all pointing to a brilliant Syrah."

95 pts - Jeb Dunnuck

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"It’s a medium to full-bodied, layered, downright pretty Rhône blend that has complex notes of red fruits, white pepper, herbes de Provence, tapenade, and some meaty notes. It’s perfectly balanced and loaded with character." 

92 pts - Jeb Dunnuck

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Only 1 Barrel Made - The character of the Dolce Mio Figlio is as singular and unique as the process itself. Two full years of barrel-aging have yielded a richly-colored wine with a deep ruby hue. The aromatics offer a promise of the power in glass: cassis, maraschino liqueur, dark chocolate and orange peel compete with a delightful blend of violets and roses.  The dense fruit flavors continue on the full-bodied palate, adding black raspberries and cranberry preserves. The freshness of the vintage shows on the mouthwatering finish, supporting wine’s ample power and ripeness.  2016 Dolce Mio Figlio offers plenty of reason for near-term drinking, but will certainly reward time in the cellar.