61.   The wine has concentration and rich flavors that linger in the mouth.

62.   The wine has a rich color, an elegant finish and a lingering cabernet bouquet.

63.   The wine has lots of acidity and a pronounced herbaceous taste.

64.   The wine has that indefinable earthy quality that denotes a good pinot noir, in California, Oregon or Gevrey-Chambertin.

65.   The wine has a strong smell and flavor that takes some getting used to.

66.   The wine has all the intensity of a big California cabernet but the leaner, more elegant structure that has come to be associated with the best Washington wines.

67.   The wine has considerable body, a garnet color and a fruit-filled taste.

68.   The wine has good body, nice tannins and a taste that lingers.

69.   The wine has good structure but is not harshly tannic.

70.   Their Schonburger wine has a peachy bouquet, with a characteristic pale straw color, similar to an Alsacian Muscadet medium-dry wine.