Very tasty, inexpensive. Just a bit complex. — 6 months ago
Oakey and smooth! We really loved it! — 2 years ago
Another Costco Hawaii Kai find for $10. Had twice. Sticker says Wine Enthusiast 92 points. Great value. — 3 years ago
seco… tranqui…creo k me puede gustar más desp de la segunda copa jajajajajjaaj (me supo mucho mejor al día siguiente 🤣🤣🤣🤣🌚) ….cada vez k lo pruebo lo amo más💕🤣🥰 — 5 years ago
Very nice syrah, low acidity and sweet, mild taste — 7 years ago
Satin sheets. — 8 years ago
Blend of Cab Sauv & Monastrell with some Mourvèdre, Mataro & Garrut. Deep Ruby with aromas of ripe red and black fruits with some floral and spice. On the palate flavors of sweet cherry and black raspberry with notes of cacao and currants with underlying citrus. Big firm tannins needing time to soften, good acidity balance, medium+ finish ending with fruit and vanilla oak. — 3 months ago
At Higgins with Cassoulet! — 2 years ago
Great Riesling at Lilla Ego — 3 years ago
Smooth! Well balanced. Rich — 5 years ago
Interesting - a wine with a taste of Black tea — 5 years ago
Really, really smooth. Delicious Monastrell (100%). Will buy again. — 3 months ago
Very enjoyable but not much life left so drink soon! — 3 months ago
Nose: plums, black cherry, baking spices. Fragrant tree sap. A little Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit? Is that clove? The Juicy Fruit image is sticking.
Taste: dark cherry, spice, a dash of tobacco and black-tea-like tannins. Not my preferred varietals, but silky and well made. A surprise. 88-89. I’ll go 89. — 4 years ago
Outstanding Cab!
Home with my love!
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75% Monastrell and 25% Cabernet Sauvignon this Spanish blend has a nose of ripe cherry and spice and on the palate notes of ripe red fruit and cocoa with a clean finish and no cloying sweetness. Great alone or with food. — 8 years ago
When tuning a violin, one has many options. A tuning fork has always been my preference. I like the clear tone created by the vibrations of the fork smacking the side of my case and then clamoring to find just the right harmony with the wood of the instrument. The sound has a purity and if Hemmingway was a tone, he would be the A created by the tuning fork. Wine can hit a tone. It can express a purity of flavor that harmonizes with itself, and most importantly, harmonizes with our own personal vibrations. It can be a clear and graceful expression of itself, un-muddled by faults or ego. Just fruit and alcohol and tannin and acid. The powerful clarity of a single note in the measure of a tune. — 8 years ago

Ed Chin
PnP. Not super complex nor did it have a lengthy finish it just had this brightness to it that overshadowed the tannins. While not red fruited it gave me that initial impression. — 24 days ago