"Coming all from Red Mountain and a blend of 53% Grenache, 22% Mourvedre, 14% Counoise and the rest Syrah, the 2019 The Ramparts reveals a ruby/plum hue to go with a great nose of kirsch and assorted spiced red fruits that are supported by notions of white pepper, sandalwood, and dried herbs. Sweetly fruited, medium to full-bodied, beautifully balanced, and textured on the palate, it's another impeccably made red from this team that has tons of character as well as up-front appeal. Drink it at any time over the coming 7-8 years."

- Jeb Dunnuck (Washington State's 2019s; July 9th 2022), 94 pts

"The 2020 The Ramparts checks in as 55% Grenache, 32% Mourvedre and the rest Counoise that was destemmed and brought up in 29% new French oak. Medium ruby-hued, with a subtle nose of ripe black cherries, dried herbs, pepper, and a touch of loamy earth, this carries to a to full-bodied, round, supple, forward, undeniably delicious red blend to enjoy over the coming 7-8 years."

- Jeb Dunnuck (Washington State's 2019s; July 9th 2022), 91-93 pts

"The Grenache-dominated 2021 The Ramparts offers lots of up-front red and black fruits as well as spicy, peppery, underbrush nuances, medium to full body, fine tannins, and a soft, pure, layered, already hard-to-resist style."

- Jeb Dunnuck (June 14th 2023), 92-94 pts

"This Rhone-style wine is blended from 83% grenache, 13% mourvedre and 4% counoise, giving a complex and hearty expression reminiscent of Chateauneuf du Pape. Rich red and black plums, a touch of strawberries, and counterpoints of black pepper and wood smoke. Drink or hold."

- James SUCKLING (February 12th 2024), 93 pts