Smooth blend, berry nose, slight woody finish.
Smooth blend, berry nose, slight woody finish.
4 people found it helpfulDec 27th, 2014
Despite seeing this wine on a few "great wines under $20" lists my impression was a undistinguished red blend, a fruit bomb that does not taste of any particular varietal. This wine tends to get good ratings but I could not find anything to really promote. I can see it as a good red to serve at a large party as it may appeal to a broad audience but not something I would pour for myself and close friends. Vintage 2012. $12
Despite seeing this wine on a few "great wines under $20" lists my impression was a undistinguished red blend, a fruit bomb that does not taste of any particular varietal. This wine tends to get good ratings but I could not find anything to really promote. I can see it as a good red to serve at a large party as it may appeal to a broad audience but not something I would pour for myself and close friends. Vintage 2012. $12
2 people found it helpfulAug 9th, 2015
Left over from the BBQ, and that's probably where it's best served—to a group with a wide variety of tastes. However, it was opened early during the BBQ, and half the bottle was still there at the end of the night. Not surprising with all the better wines that were open. It's a fat, mellow, quaffable fruit bomb, but at least it's cheap.
Left over from the BBQ, and that's probably where it's best served—to a group with a wide variety of tastes. However, it was opened early during the BBQ, and half the bottle was still there at the end of the night. Not surprising with all the better wines that were open. It's a fat, mellow, quaffable fruit bomb, but at least it's cheap.
1 person found it helpfulAug 14th, 2015
Columbia Valley, Oregon/Washington, USA
