Easy drinker for a table wine that adds something more than just easy drinking. Pair with casual foods and dont expect too much. Very enjoyable at the price. Very easy to buy a case and go through wothout getting bored. — 4 years ago
Baking spices, particularly nutmeg and cinnamon. Honestly I didnt have much going for it on the nose. No theatrics or promising fruity notes. Then the mouth was lackluster. Definitely a bust. — 4 years ago
Deep but enjoyable flavors that are weighed down by a trunkload of tannins. Quite enjoyable with a meal but I really needed a pairing with this that was more substantial than crackers and cheese. — 4 years ago
First sip is great. Second is good. By the end of the first glass you're ready for something new. Doesn't have any holding power but is decently drinkable as a cheap table wine. I am glad i tried a bottle but there are too many options out there for me to try another bottle of this anytime soon. — 4 years ago
Lots of deep fruits. Berries and plums. But with this unmistakable Spanish twang. You can smell it in advance. That smart sour note. It expands into something unique and fun though not entirely desirable. Like a tangy jam on top of the meaty dark fruits. — 4 years ago
Berries for days. Berries for weeks! Berries for YEARS!
But that's about it. Other than berries, it's a nondescript red blend that has the personality of an empty teapot. Non offensive and easy to drink. Worth it at half it's cost so I won't be taking this adventure again. — 4 years ago
Lindsey Smith
Dry dry dry and lovely. A little surprising at first at the dryness yet lacking tannins. Smooth and lovely. Honestly took me a few sips before I Ave started appreciating it but by sip 4 or 5 I realized I really enjoyed it. The grapes started to appear and share a pleasant sweet flavor that appeared around the dry blanket. Quite nice and definitely going to he a crowd pleaser for anyone who appreciates a good day white wine. — 4 years ago