This is one of my new favorite Red blends! Spendy at about $31 a bottle, but worth it! — 9 years ago
I found this light blend to be crisp and refreshing with notes of light fruit and honey. Probably one of my favorite white blends out there. — 10 years ago
Slight pepper. Nice fruit. Nice finish. — 10 years ago
Loved 2011 and really love 2012
My kind of wine love blends well balanced. Big and bold. — 10 years ago
Drier than the other Apothic blends. Coffee notes in wine? Genius! On my favorite list. — 10 years ago
One of my go to red blends. Love it! — 11 years ago
Love this California blend — 11 years ago
Buena Vista. — 13 years ago
One of the best South American blends I have had! Nice velvety bouquet. Hints of tobacco and licorice. Allow some time to open up! — 8 years ago
$18. Bought it based on a F&W best red blends article. Nice spice, good depth. — 9 years ago
I'm not one for red blends, but this one is fantastic — 9 years ago
Probably the best Sonoma wine produced by Ravenswood! Everytime I have this wine I wonder why I don't drink it more often? It is truly a world class effort that outshines bottles costing 3x the price. Rivals Italian IGTs and expensive French blends. Fantastic! — 9 years ago
2007 One of the best zin-blends I've ever had when I was drinking it out of a coffee mug outside. And it was even better once I got it into a glass.
Plush — 10 years ago
One of my faves. Big fan of red blends. — 10 years ago
One of my favorite red blends — 10 years ago
Smells of lychee and hay. Vary smooth body. Tastes of Granny Smith apples and vinila. — 10 years ago
I love red blends, and this one doesn't disappoint; I've always been pleased with a Bogle bottle in my shopping cart. — 11 years ago
An insane value, this wine is a perfect example of the new Washington Bordeaux style blends. Medium thick body with balanced cherry, chocolate and coffee flavors lead to a thicker berry finish. Nicely balanced acidity. — 11 years ago
The French do merlot blends right. Not too gluey. — 9 years ago
A terrific offering from Matt Trevisan, the 2010 Problem Child is a blend of zinfandel (77%), syrah (16%), and mourvedre (7%) and is an example of what non-traditional blends can achieve in Paso Robles. Contrary to conventional thinking about zins, the addition of syrah and mourvedre make this wine improve with some age. Intense dark berry notes on the nose, this wine has complexity that is hard to get from zin on its own. One of the better incarnations of this wine that I've had, this is terrific. One bit of advice: serve it a couple of degrees below cellar temp to bring it in to balance. — 10 years ago
Excellent wine for a celebratory evening. Still exploring blends so another great tasting point. — 10 years ago
Delicious! Rich and dark Pinot. — 10 years ago
Red blends are not normally my favorite but this was the perfect blend of sweetness and dryness. Every 14 Hands wine I drink is excellent. One of the best value wines out there. — 10 years ago
Yes. A descent cab with a fruit forward taste and fairly smooth tannins. — 12 years ago
Amber Michelle Mitchell
One of the best Zin blends I have had to date! Smooth and jammy with a soft finish. Love it — 8 years ago