Frequency G.S.M 2024

Slight upgrade is warranted, with the 2016 vintage being the standout. The winemakers I spoke with concur, citing 2016 as the superior year. A notable exception was the glassware, which exhibited a lingering funk smell that persisted even after thorough cleaning. A fresh glass was subsequently employed, allowing the aromas to unfold with a distinct hay, rhubarb, and maturated cherry profile. The flavor profile is defined by cherry, raspberry, faint blueberry, and a trace of peat soil. The 2016 vintage stands out, with a notable GSM blend of 50, 30, and 20.

Well-balanced and clean wine with a harmonious blend of fruit and oak notes. The addition of peppery and spicy shades adds layers and nuance to the finish, making it a superb recommendation for those expecting a dry and acidic wine.

Reliable option for those expecting a third bottle of California GSM, this wine is a solid choice.