Easy drinking Grenache-based blend. Rustic and herbal, yet well-put-together, much like myself? #poormansbandol — 9 years ago
Great back of the tongue taste...smooth af — 9 years ago
Powerful with a berry, basalmic and rustic backbone. Pairs well with our veal tonight. very good friendly. — 10 years ago
slight secondary, high tones tight, intense red fruit, awesome extract that finishes uber long with delicate spice notes. Serious tannin verging on rustic followed by the finish. — 10 years ago
Black cherries, barnyard, green peppercorns, prunes, mission figs, cacao. Excellent acid/minimal smooth velvet tannin balance, medium bodied, gorgeous silky texture, long complex earthy/peppery/smoky finish. Beautiful weight, rustic sensibilities laid over delicate body. — 10 years ago
Studiously background-y. Rustic and mineral-driven; a perfect pizza pairing. — 11 years ago
This is a red that Sandy actually enjoyed! — 11 years ago
Rustic, fatty and old school. Pairs perfectly with a fatty ribeye.
Wineshout.com — 11 years ago
A bit rustic on its own but delicious with food. — 9 years ago
Drank over the course of 4 hours, very tight at first but after a while in the decanter it opened beautifully, very powerful and rustic. Roasted meat, olives, pepper, blackberry. — 9 years ago
Wedding wine! — 10 years ago
Best saison I've ever had. Near perfect beer. Bottle conditioned. Dry apricot, lemon peel, fresh hay, saison funk, it goes on and on to a bone dry, and tart finish. — 10 years ago
Rustic. At Mamnoon. I preferred the Barbera. — 10 years ago
Hay, beautiful fruit but this win is all about structure and rustic grace — 10 years ago

2005 vintage. Decanted. Aromas and flavors of olive, garrigue, leather, iron and black grape skin. Rustic. Mild, dusty tannins. Juicy acid. Paired great w/ filet and garlic butter. Solid value. — 11 years ago
I was the only one that guessed Bordeaux. Shows again that 45 was a big year for Bordeaux and of course historically. Very light and translucent in the glass. Has a rustic ness to it that is very attractive and the fruit has a sweetness that captures what this might have been when younger. Great finish. — 11 years ago
Smoky-gamey macerated wild strawberries with mint. On the palate, surprisingly light and fruity, riper berry concentration, medium acidity, and low tannins. DOC regulations require 85% Petit Rouge, the most widely planted grape in the region, but this is 100%. Medium licorice finish. Overall, this is a more rustic Gamay and quite pleasant.
— 12 years ago
This is excellent. There can't be a better expression of this grape. Sophisticated but keeps a rustic edge. Intense nose with flowers, raspberries, lemon, leather and a slight plastic or metallic quality. Medium to full on the palate, with dried flowers, dust and fruit. Really nicely made. — 9 years ago
An excellent expression of Cornas with a healthy age on it. Last of several bottles I bought in 2012 or 2013. Earthy, mushrooms, and a touch of anise on the nose and mouth. Rustic Syrah from the Northern Rhone by an old master. — 10 years ago
Gamey, rustic yet balanced — 10 years ago
Oh my goodness. That perfect drinking stage. Earth. Fruit. Game. Rustic. This is what it's all about. Just heavenly Rhone. Mmmmm. — 11 years ago
Elegant display of classic jalapeño, olives and rustic farm notes. Yet the fruit is still present with beautiful tinges of plum and raspberry. — 11 years ago
First 13 tasted. Sensuality with rustic power. — 11 years ago
Espuma del Gaucho. Cabernet Sauvignon 2010. Rich in flavors of cassis and black fruit. Notes of subtle oak carry this wine of pride and passion. — 12 years ago
Douglas Braun
Rustic fruit really enjoyable — 9 years ago