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LEAVE YOUR REVIEWA decent Bordeaux blend table wine. Very dry and a bit acidic for my liking, but still enjoyed with a bowl of spaghetti and meatballs. Notes of plum, raspberry, cherry, black currant and leather.
Pretty basic wine, ok for the price, but probably best served with food. I only tried one bottle, so there's a possibility of some inconsistency, judging by the presence of so many strong reviews here.
Really nice Bordeaux blend.
Medium(+) intensity nose of red cherry, red plum, raspberry, blackcurrant and hints of earthy notes.
Medium (+) acidity, medium body with medium slightly dry tannins, medium flavour intensity and medium fruity finish.
Nice structure and really good balance. Great QPR.
Perfect wine to share with friends.
A beautiful colour. It looks like a red fruit compote and tastes similarly. perfect for a sunny afternoon lunch with friends
A fairly pleasant wine, needs >10 min rest to silence acidity and tannin a trifle, upon which gains a smooth Bordelaise tail, albeit with no particular accent.
A very meaty red, had it one wet, cold night. A very warming wine with a soothing aftertaste. It just slides down your throat. I would say it will go well with a nice rare steak.
Fruity. Not too dry, but not sweet.Very enjoyable, with a rounded balance of tannins and acidity. Moderate body, very smooth finish. First impression was of a younger wine, but it gets better after resting for several minutes, it settles well.
A decent Bordeaux blend table wine. Very dry and a bit acidic for my liking, but still enjoyed with a bowl of spaghetti and meatballs. Notes of plum, raspberry, cherry, black currant and leather.more reviews