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Frequency GSM 2021

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14.50% /
750ml /
Vintage: 2021
  • JD 92
  • VIN 91
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    Popped rose petal, raspberry bramble, wild lavender and humming bird sage flower, designs a floral chaparral  incantation. Sweet black licorice, conjures Cherry Dr. Pepper texture. 2021’s cool vintage endows vineyards with endurance, patience and grace; caressing wines of focused poise and lifted fruit. The GSM’s blend of 3 varietals from a selection of distinct sites broadens midpalate density and delivers an array of aromatic nuance.

    28 reviews for Frequency GSM 2021

    1. Martha Robertson –

      Day two brought a fantastic experience.

    2. Willian Lindstrom –

      Great QPR. Restrained nose at first, but opens up after 2 hours. Effervescent acidity with red fruits, cooking herbs, wood, and bramble notes. Easy to drink and hard to stop pouring.

    3. Imogene Vega –

      Excellent GSM blend with balanced fruit ratio and smokiness. Aged and opened up on the table, it envelops the senses. Vibrantly brooding and mineral with a stellar QPR.

    4. Sherry Ranieri –

      Night 2: Even better. Voluptuous without excess richness or acidity.

    5. Jessie Kopf –

      Impressive blend, richer and rounder with each sampling.

    6. Melissa Moriarity –

      Vibrant wine with red and purple fruit, feldspathic minerals, and zippy acidity.

    7. Matthew Marini –

      Vibrant with balanced weight, abundant blue and red fruits, harmonious finish.

    8. Gladys Tagle –

      Well-balanced with a crisp acidity and noticeable minerality.

    9. Hazel Gutierrez –

      Correctly made wine, lacks excitement. Components may be more interesting than the blend.

    10. Jonathan Strohmeyer –

      Aged, yet still delightful.

    11. Roberto West –

      Needs aging, initial taste is sugary, improves after an hour.

    12. Thomas Cruz –

      Skillful, everyday dinner wine.

    13. Robyn Dollar –

      Air it out, enjoy the wine.

    14. Melvin Hill –

      Medium-full bodied Rhone blend with red fruit, spice, black cherry, raspberry, and pepper finish. Easy to drink.

    15. Christopher Davis –

      Taste CA Wines by Zac Wasserman is a well-balanced blend of Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvedre. Notes of cherries and toast with a tangy sweetness and slight bitterness to the dusty tannins. Deserves aging through 2020 and drinking into 2024. 92 pts Dunnuck. $21.99.

    16. Dale Murphy –

      luscious ripe black fruit, medium bodied, a bit short on the finish, drinking well now.

    17. Grover Brown –

      Drinkable for $17, too sweet for me. Better for big parties with less discerning guests.

    18. Caren Vinton –

      Tannins too high now, but will mellow with age. Blueberries and violets present.

    19. Clyde Strong –

      Rose red with aromas of strawberry jam, earth, and cinnamon. Medium-bodied with raspberry, white pepper, and tannins. Slightly sweet with a red fruit finish. Good for the price.

    20. Benjamin Cross –

      Dark fruit and black pepper notes, delicious!

    21. Jeffrey Hanson –

      Well-crafted wine, but requires 2-3 years to soften tannins.

    22. Melonie Grizzel –

      Impressive young wine, needs bottle aging but great value.

    23. Stephen Senft –

      ’19 Margery M5 better than this brooding wine.

    24. Alma Thom –

      Dark ruby in color with juicy and aromatic notes of raspberry, blackberry, wild game, pepper, fennel, tar, clay, and wet leaves. Low tannin initially but finish persists nicely. Medium acidity and light to medium bodied.

    25. Jean Meyer –

      Great value bottle with explosive grenache fruit. Lovely GSM, not too complex.

    26. Darrick Windly –

      Enjoyable Rhone blend with red fruit flavors and a smooth texture. Finish can improve with age.

    27. JD –

      The only barrel sample I was able to taste, the 2021 GSM Santa Barbara County showed beautifully, and if this wine is any indication, this estate didn’t miss a beat in 2021. Giving up pretty blue fruits, peppery herbs, and sappy flower nuances, it’s medium to full-bodied, has terrific tannins, and an elegant yet textured style that will drink nicely right out of the gate.

    28. VIN –

      The 2021 GSM is a promising wine. Deep and beautifully layered in the glass, with terrific vibrancy, the GSM is marked by gorgeous purity in its red/purplish fruit and terrific balance. It is the only 2021 that had been racked at the time of my visit, but also a wine that portends well for the vintage if its representative of quality across the range.

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    Critical Acclaim

    JD 92
    Jeb Dunnuck
    The only barrel sample I was able to taste, the 2021 GSM Santa Barbara County showed beautifully, and if this wine is any indication, this estate didn’t miss a beat in 2021. Giving up pretty blue fruits, peppery herbs, and sappy flower nuances, it’s medium to full-bodied, has terrific tannins, and an elegant yet textured style that will drink nicely right out of the gate.
    VIN 91
    Vinous
    The 2021 GSM is a promising wine. Deep and beautifully layered in the glass, with terrific vibrancy, the GSM is marked by gorgeous purity in its red/purplish fruit and terrific balance. It is the only 2021 that had been racked at the time of my visit, but also a wine that portends well for the vintage if its representative of quality across the range.

    What does Frequency GSM 2021 taste like?


    Light
    Bold
    Smooth
    Tannic
    Dry
    Sweet
    Soft
    Acidic
    Earthy Flavors of the wine

    leather, earthy, smoke

    Red Fruit flavors of the wine

    cherry, raspberry, red fruit

    Oaky Flavors of the wine

    oak, vanilla, chocolate

    Black Fruit Flavors of the wine

    blackberry, plum, dark fruit

    Aromas and Flavors of Spices in the wine

    pepper, anise, eucalyptus

    Citrus notes found in the wine

    orange, lime

    Vegetal notes found in the wine

    rhubarb, hay

    prune

    bubblegum

    Floral aromas found in the wine

    lavender

    Food Pairing with Frequency GSM 2021

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