She says: The name, “Nota Bene,” is Latin for ‘note well’ or ‘take notice’, and I am not sure it quite lives up to its name.
He says: Don’t buy this wine.
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He says: As the most expensive in our trio of wines from the region, it proved to be a poor value. She says: At the $25 price point I can think of a long list of wines I’d prefer to drink. 
She says: I am a lover of Riesling and this didn’t quite cut it for me. He says: Overall, uninspiring, and there’s better bottles to spend your money on. 
She says: Definitely my least favourite of the two Zinfandels He says: I recommend you drink it as a chaser for Jägermeister – it’ll help it to taste more like a glass of wine. 
He says: As the great Public Enemy famously said, “Don’t believe the hype”. She says: For me the most expensive wine [of the tasting] turned out to be the most disappointing. 
She says: I could imagine drinking this in the southern Italian heat when bigger red’s would be too heavy. He says: An easy-sipper if ever there was one. Drinkable, but unmemorable, and not very rustic. 
He says: It was a bad year for Oregon, hit by heavy rains at harvest, and yes, 2007 Oregonian Pinot Noir is an expensive lesson we won’t soon forget. She says: With high expectations this rather simple palate failed to deliver. |
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