Robert Gilliam

9.1

Medium heavy tannins. Dark reddish purple. Pepper. Black and blueberries. — 8 years ago

Felipe Ferreiro

Sommelier/Wine Director Restaurante Las Rias Bajas

9.0

👃🏻 fruta negra, tinta china, tostado, cacao amargo 👄 buen entrada, pasó agradable, maduro y quizás un poco joven, le falta limar aristas en el final ... buen vino. — 9 years ago

Nicole Newcomb

9.3

Fruity and interesting... Interesting like a conversation you want to continue. — 10 years ago

Joan Garcia

9.0

Calidad precio-excepcional — 10 years ago

Philip Patston

9.3

A rich complex intriguing wine. Dark fruit, nut and pepper. Tannins but not too much. Really amazing value, and for 7 years old still tastes incredibly vibrant. — 10 years ago

JF

9.5

Good complex flavor — 11 years ago

Erica Hopwood

9.6

Very subtle, but if has a lot of layers and flavors. — 11 years ago

with Connor

R Bl

9.0

Unusual nose and profile; a bit reduced, cherry vanilla with funk — 8 years ago

Lauren S

8.9

Red fruit at first, hints of countryside; like fresh air when the farm is down the road. Earthy and somewhat fruity. Earthy finish. Nice. — 8 years ago

Neal Ferry

9.1

Very Very Good — 10 years ago

with Tom

Neeta Vora

10

Smells and tastes like fig. Smooth. — 10 years ago

Ryan Riley

9.0

Nose is dark cherry. At start is slight pepper and very dark deep cherry flavor that gives way to heavy tannins. Tail medium tannins and medium in length — 10 years ago

Reinhard Wall

9.1

Los vinos de Madrid, cada vez más sorprendente. — 11 years ago

with Jordi

Noah Dorrance

Founder Banshee & Rickshaw Wines

9.7

So good for the $. Juicy. — 12 years ago

aisforalan

9.0

vanilla. oak. nice tannins. no acid. cherries. prune. full body. delicious with spicy chicken. buy again. — 8 years ago

Kaitlin Wiedeman

9.4

Very drinkable! Eat with blue cheese. Approachable. It's just good. — 9 years ago

with Frazier

Olga Tuttle

Partner/Winemaker Teutonic Wines

9.9

A De Maison Selections import. That's all. — 10 years ago

Richard Fleming

9.2

What you could almost call the epic rant on the massive rear label of this wine is itself worth the price of admission, which I think was around $17. This stuff is cloudy and funky and unrepentantly "natural" and really pissed off some winos who frequent my facebook feed a few months ago, basically, I guess, because it is one thing to be a natural wine and quite another to run an almost aggressive manifesto of non-interventionism on a queen-sized sheet of a back label. Nothing crisp or clean about this but it is awesome and unique and something like having a picnic in a musty hayloft with someone you aren't married to and whose language you might not even speak. — 10 years ago

Daniel Hernandez-Brun

9.1

13% booze, about $10, purchased. Perfectly good table wine that performs well above its standing. Why would you drink Cupcake when something like this is an option? — 10 years ago

Ferran Escrivà

9.1

Red. Old Garnatxa (Giró) from La Marina (Alacant, Spain). 1000 bottles — 11 years ago