For sure not a French Rosè but very smooth and better cold! — 5 years ago
Feeling lucky to have tasted such a rare and special wine that usually never makes it to the states. It’s been quite a while since this moment. Hopefully we’ve begun to import it. — 7 years ago
Excellent! Medium body, nice fruit. Glad we took this recommendation at Zarzuela! — 8 years ago
$12. White. Italy , crisp — 4 years ago
Getting past its prime. Still love the funk. — 5 years ago
Heavily tannic but well integrated. Cherry, non French oak, and herbal funk. Great Barolo. — 7 years ago
Leather, black cherries, black currant, and dark chocolate. A hint of organic earth as well. High tannins, so it needs some time to breathe — 7 years ago
Can smell the oak. Dry with hints of cherry. Strong goes down smooth, the taste lingers. — 8 years ago
Dirty old world Montepulciano blend. Drinks like Rioja used to in the 90s. Lots of charm and quality here. Medium bodied and easy to put down. — 9 years ago
Velvety smooth, huge balanced tannins and fruit forward. — 9 years ago
El Molar is an unusual 100% Garnacha from a region known primarily for Monastrell/Mourvèdre. It is sourced from the estate’s youngest plots in El Molar, planted between 2004 and 2010 on sand and chalk soils. Aged in large foudres and barrels for 14 months. Light ruby color. Red fruit. Fresh — 5 years ago
Wine perfection. Cranberry and licorice flavors, powerful licorice nose. Underrated on Vivino. Perfect with steak or lamb. — 6 years ago
Unique. Aromatic. Funky. Bitter orange. Dry and light to medium in body. — 7 years ago
Soft blackberry. Perfect for lunch! — 8 years ago
Any wine that can shine from a plastic cup deserves extra kudos. Mistook for a Northern nebbiolo with its structure, detail, & balance, but the fruit is pure southern, pomegranate & black currants. Eye opener (esp for 30$ list). Want to re taste in proper stemware. I think 80% nero di trioa 20% montulpiciano — 9 years ago
Justin
Medium dry, really particular flavour, saline — 4 years ago