Killer fruit, Hawiian Punch... easy to guzzle, but something to contemplate. — 7 years ago
Isn’t quite as full-bodied as I had expected. Decent wine. Just doesn’t quite pack the punch I was after. — 7 years ago
Great full mouth feel and not the usual berry punch that Barossa sometimes displays. Some lovely savoury notes and a long finish from this McLaren Vale beauty. — 7 years ago
Too too young. Packs a "fruit punch" — 8 years ago
2016 - Color - light garnet --- Nose - orange peel, strawberry, lemon blossom, cherry punch, bubble gum --- mid pallet- touch of noticeable RS, very cherry --- Finish - nice balance of tannins and acidity. Long cherry finish. — 8 years ago
Gorgeous fruity gamay that packs a punch above its weight, smooth and hedonistic. — 6 years ago
A smooth, full bodied, and easy to drink. It has that surprising punch of a whisky but not offensive or aggressive as a whisky. — 7 years ago
Tropical punch in paradise 🏝 — 7 years ago
Love love love. This is a wonderful, easy drinking, no food necessary wine. Super juicy, like fruit punch. Subtle funk to it. Not tannic, medium acid. Great price point. — 8 years ago
Open the cigar box and breathe it in. This has a hint of licorice and packs a powerful punch. Loved it 15 years after purchase — 8 years ago
Beautiful, smoooooth medium body Brunello with lots of flavour with no big punch in the mouth and no alcohol burn. Well done :-) — 8 years ago
This is the second bottle we had in the last few month and the 2014 is showing well. If you know the secret code found on the label you can see that the juice came from the Rutherford area. While not a powerful wine, it has substantial typical characteristics of a valley floor Napa Cab. Very enjoyable now and for at least a couple more years. Fine effort. — 6 years ago
I would love to retaste these Charles Perez Bergerie wines. They pack a serious punch of blood, bacon fat, olive, and red fruit. — 6 years ago
Very agreeable. Packs a punch but soft on the palette and goes with different dishes. A little tannin but not too much. Inky. — 7 years ago
The $50 mystery case train rolls on. Best Hundy we ever spent on wine. I paid <$5 for this wine and can’t find it online for less than $52. Committed to not looking these wines up before popping the cork. Merlot dominant, whole cluster in Demi’s that are turned every 4 hours for 6 months in lieu of punch downs or pump overs. Good stuff. — 7 years ago
Adam Long
Shiraz = syrah, apparently. Incredible footwork bringing this doll from Australia, packs quite an earthy, gritty punch with a full-body blow complement that’ll bring you to your knees faster than you can say “million dollar baby” — 6 years ago