Pours as vibrant as the label. A blend of pan-Mediterranean varieties, led by Tempranillo and Nero d’avola, that makes for a surprisingly generous, juicy expression of the whole zany zone, AND YET grown in the SA Riverlands. These bullets hit — 6 years ago
Good Tempranillo — 6 years ago
Outstanding. Winner of the weekend. — 7 years ago
Seriously fun. Dare I say 'terroir'? — 7 years ago
A side project by Andrew Murray. Nicely played, sir... — 8 years ago
Fabulous!! — 8 years ago
Crisp, Dry, Acidic while being able to taste the terroir! Love it. — 5 years ago
Very extracted Pinot. This worked well with July 4th ribs, balancing the spice of the sauce. — 6 years ago
Dark profile and quite Old World in style. Not sure if this is aged in oak, but tastes like there might be a bit there, it's good. — 7 years ago
Very good cheap wine. Light but flavoursome — 8 years ago
With Devil. That's an epic surprise — 8 years ago
Pineapple mimosa — 5 years ago
Typical zin fruit and spice, but a bit lighter on the tannins. Pairs well with grilled meats. — 6 years ago
Great natural red — 6 years ago
Wow. Not what I expected, but I love it. Cherry, ripe red fruit, leather, earthy. — 6 years ago
Nice wine from wine club. — 7 years ago
We cannot command nature except by obeying her — 8 years ago
Lisa Edwards
Deep red juicy fruits with smoke. Delightful. — 4 years ago