
Gree with Stefan, except for the length. $16  — 4 years ago
Favorite bottle to date. — 6 years ago
My last 2005 Bordeaux. Black cherry colored. Earthy, blackberry, and vanilla aromas. Plum and cherry with an almost congnac-y finish. Juicy, but dry, finish. Tannic backbone made it great with leftover prime rib. — 10 years ago
Very good and smooth. Could age a bit longer. — 13 years ago
Really enjoy this. It feels like a great snapshot of what made 2015 such a good vintage. Lots of ripe black cherry and plum, with cedar, tobacco and a little earth underneath. The fruit is generous without feeling too plush, and there’s enough acidity and fine tannin to keep everything in balance.
Under $40 from Costco. A steal! — a month ago
Very mellow — 2 years ago
@deep cove chalet — 5 years ago
Not bad for a French wine. $30. — 9 years ago
Nice sparkling from Rias Baixas, peaches, gree apples, loses bubbles quickly... — 11 years ago
Pleasant drinking. — 10 months ago
Preservative free, sulphate gree, 100% malo, unfined, 12 months in an oak barrel
Nose: exotic fruit, Passionfruit
Taste: straw, savory, has a lovely structure — 2 years ago
Full of flavor, dry at the end — 5 years ago
Not a heavy Cabernet, feel it’s great for warmers seasons! 6/20/19 — 7 years ago
Very yummy! Nothing sharp and not overly sweet. Definitely would buy this again — 10 years ago
Dave
This is a workable Bordeaux on a budget. Fresh fruit, a touch of leather and smoke, and fine tannins. I'd pair this with just about anything off the grill.
Listening to Nada Surf. After 30 some years in the biz, their last album Moon Mirror is a start-to-finish record. No small feat for guys in their 60s. — 5 days ago