Jason M

7.9

Overripe, lacking structure, tastes hot despite 13% alc. not worth $20 CAD — 5 years ago

Jason M

8.7

Textbook Cru Beaujolais. This has a particular freshness to the fruit. Ripe raspberries, strawberries and red cherries. Florality is neglible but noticeable on the palate only -- fresh violets. Definite inorganic minerality present and soft tannins. Really juicy enjoyable Gamay. Especially delicious slightly chilled. The fruit character was pretty amazing for 2010. — 8 years ago

Jason M

8.5

Red and black ripe fruit. No new oak. Med+ tannin, med+ acid, med+ alc, med(+) body, dry. Not terribly complex, some inorganic minerality. Really not that exciting. Maybe would make a good house wine by the glass. — 8 years ago

Jason M

9.0

Underripe to ripe red fruit, cherry cola, black tea. Very quaffable. Medium body, light oak influence and very good length. Maybe a bit pricey but still delicious. — 6 years ago

Jason M

9.0

Excellent and varietally correct. So much peach/pear orchard fruit intensity. Viscous but still with enough acidity to keep it fresh. — 8 years ago

Jason M

8.9

Jason had this 8 years ago

Jason M

9.0

Ripe red fruit, moderate minerality, restrained alcohol. So easy to drink and great price. — 9 years ago

Jason M

9.0

Quite a ripe and plush Bordeaux indicative of the 2010 vintage in general. Was surprised to read some professional reviews calling this lean or a bit green. I don't see that. Lots of black fruit here despite being made up of a generous amount of Cabernet. My only criticism is that the oak seems a bit overpowering. Good value. — 8 years ago

Jason M

8.8

Pretty one dimensional Cabernet. Black current, black cherry and oak. Tastes very "house wine by the glass." Not great QPR. — 8 years ago

Jason M

9.0

Jason had this 9 years ago