A near perfect rosé at a great price. I prefer this soft fruit tempered by a light floral note all properly and proportionately positioned against a mineral intensive rocky bottom as swift waters twist and turn their way downstream leaving one's palate clean and refreshed but laced with the memory of the moment😎🌀 - buy the magnum at my favorite local Morehead City, NC hang - Promise Land Market (thx sweet Janeen and Daniel for spinning some crazy sweet tunage!)! Find this place in all its realness, and drink this wine! — 9 years ago
darker-fruited than the geyserville, but just as lithe on the palate. curious to see what this vintage will turn into with age — 9 years ago
Excellent balance between fruit, body, and earth. Would buy again. — 11 years ago
From viva la vine — 11 years ago
Sweet. Pretty lime-y. Tastes like Florida. — 7 years ago
Man, I love this wine. My 2nd time having the 2004, and it's just stellar. I wrote down cinnamon and sweet/pastry/tart (in a very good way)...and went to look at my old review, which said cinnamon and key lime. Well damn, how's that for consistency! — 8 years ago
This batch we purchased (not via Kermit retail or importation) has performed poorly, provenance is key! — 9 years ago
Mmmmmmm good. Would def buy again. — 9 years ago
Dark Star / Left Turn — 11 years ago
Green Snapple, pear, key lime white peach. Fruity up front and fresh. Mineral in the background but this looks to be evolving very slowly. — 8 years ago
An interesting Red blend from the Central Coast courtesy of Club W — 9 years ago
Stumbled across this great blend, what a great wine!😘 — 9 years ago
So good and so cheep. — 10 years ago
Narun P
Tasted at Chateau
51% M, 39% CS, 5% CF, and 5% PV
Deep purple, no sign of age, compact rim. Youthful.
Fruit forward, dominated by red currant, underripe raspberry, red cherry. Baking spices and new wood smell.
On the palate, surprisingly approachable. Med plus tannin but softened already, med full body, dry. The midpalate really needs to fleshen out. Slightly lacking. Finish on nutty new oak.
Time will tell if this will turn out to be in line with a line up of superb recent wines from this classic house. 89+? — 7 years ago