Merlot Tannat marselan and petition Verdot in a great balance for home made ravioli with filetto or any other strong sauce. — 9 years ago
A blend of 80% tannat grapes. Hits hard but smooths out as you sip. — 10 years ago
I LOVE aglianico. Slightly obsessed. Earth and tannins. — 10 years ago
frutado com leves notas de tostado. — 11 years ago
Herbal and fruity with weight. — 12 years ago
A very nice surprise. Excellent SB from Uruguay. Crisp and clean. Citrus fruit with a touch of acidity. Delicious — 9 years ago
The wine offers a light, golden hue and the aromas we want with the Albarino grape. The honeysuckle is right up front, followed closely by pineapple and tangerine. An earthy note shows on the palate, a minerality that goes far beyond citrus zest. There’s a bright acidity that will support a Cobb salad or chicken breast just as well as it does a handful of walnuts. — 9 years ago
First taste of Uruguayan wine, very nice balanced full wine with berry flavours. — 10 years ago
My first Uruguay wine and I really enjoy this. A little musty on the nose and light, airy, and balanced on palate. Consistent and balance finish. Great value for a $15 wine. — 10 years ago
Great Tannat/Viognier! Mocha! Oak! Silky finish. — 11 years ago
Excelente vino. Cada botella sorprende más... — 11 years ago
Fruit and earth. Rich and powerful. — 12 years ago
A bit tough to get the aromas with all the bbq smoke in the air, but dark fruit and plummy. Richness on the pallet and tannins dance with spice. Smooth body and leaves pallet chalky like a cab. Nice Uruguayan wine! — 9 years ago
Wonderful balance. Merlot and Tempranillo counterweight the heavy Tanat. Still, a meaty wine for read meats. Velvety and round tho. Some blackberries and forest fruits - little tanine. — 10 years ago
Any wine that can shine from a plastic cup deserves extra kudos. Mistook for a Northern nebbiolo with its structure, detail, & balance, but the fruit is pure southern, pomegranate & black currants. Eye opener (esp for 30$ list). Want to re taste in proper stemware. I think 80% nero di trioa 20% montulpiciano — 10 years ago
Brad Mate
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