When they sell a high quality hamburger blend at the local grocery market, you want a red wine that will make you feel like you are eating the finest porterhouse steak. This Argentina Red aged for 7 years fit the bill. Happy Summer 2018 everyone! — 7 years ago
Large! Ink black...hope to sell it with a dry-aged porterhouse steak 🥩 this weekend — 8 years ago
Rich & complex...best with a rich meal, like Porterhouse Steak with hash browns — 9 years ago
Last bottle! Great rec, too. Floral nose with deep early richness - awesome food wine. Nice with the pork porterhouse or the strip — 9 years ago
Aged extremely well. Dark fruit and soft tannins. Paired with Porterhouse and grilled vegetables. Wonderful full bodied Cab! — 9 years ago
let it breathe for an hour., then marvelous with a Porterhouse steak — 6 years ago
Delicious the 2nd time around. Served with Porterhouse and was extremely well balanced. Bold black cherry, acidity and tannic really paired well. — 7 years ago
Napa at its best. Perfect with porterhouse. — 8 years ago
Earthy with woody herbs, some thorny roses too. Great with porterhouse steak and umami-infused herb butter. — 9 years ago
Exllent with a great porterhouse on the grill! Fruity palate, fairly dry with a smooth finish. — 9 years ago
Very nice full flavor. Had it with a nice aged porterhouse. Vintage 2015 on April 5, 2019. — 7 years ago
Dark ruby garnet in the glass. Abundant nose of cassis and other purple fruit with a menthol base. Palate is full-bodied and dark with black currant, prune, and old violets. Medium acidity and just enough (medium minus) tannins to keep it food friendly; burgers to Porterhouse. Just make sure the food is flavorful. It needs the competition. Still holding up well 14 years on with maybe five or ten years left. — 7 years ago
Notes of tobacco and dusty black cherry. A bit more body than anticipated, still has pretty strong tannins. Paired amazingly with a mesquite-smoked porterhouse. — 8 years ago
Drinking well, supple red fruit, beautiful bouquet, great balance & enjoyed with Porterhouse steak. — 8 years ago
Big jammy, fruit forward wine enjoyed with roasted porterhouse beef. Perfect! This is a big wine on the palate.. plum and ripe cherry is pronounced... with a long soft finish. The dominant merlot makes this fruit forward wine approachable now, but I will try it again in 2020. — 9 years ago
12' Edge Hill Field Blend Mixed Blacks 15% ALC. This could possible be one of the darkest wine I've ever poured. It's black. I decanted this for almost 4 hours. The edges have a dark ruby red color to them now.
The nose is almost all blackberries with a touch of lavender. The front of the palate is licorice & oak. The middle/ back of the palate- blackberries, beef jerky, little sweet dark chocolate. This is a powerhouse of a wine. All💪 with hearty, semi-sweet tannins. The acidity/fruit/tannins are all(BIG)& balanced. What a great wine!
Food pairings? Porterhouse steak/ribeye medium rare👌stuffed peppers!?! You could "almost" service with dessert (black forest cake?) just a thought. Cheers everybody!
Now I've got to go take a Brillo pad to my teeth😋. Whitening strips?😬 I want to thank my good friend@Martin G Rivard for such a great wine!! Thanks again buddy. — 9 years ago



Bill Kaplan
Violet & a hint of licorice. Great pairing with grilled porterhouse. Last glass threw some sediment, i plan tobdecantbthe next bottle. — 6 years ago