It is desert wine. Sweet tannic. Matured. Concentrated. Black fruits with some violet. 2004 @814, xiaduo -, 220215-220217~ — 2 years ago
Served with Cherry dessert so fantastic, served cold which made the comparison even better, the grape Mourvedre had dark fruit, some leather and deep finish , wow. — 5 years ago
Busy, but decent label. Screw-top. Dark bruised plum color in the glass. Aroma is musky with some tropical spices in the mix. Also prunes and fresh wine must in the winery. Flavors are robust and fruit driven. Plums, wild berries and nice grape jam (not jelly). Finish has plenty of tannin and some bitter bite. Anethole (the licorice aroma compound). — 9 months ago
Nice body without being too woody as many Chardonnay's can be — 4 years ago
Was highly skeptical of trying a cheap Texas wine, but was pleasantly surprised. Albariño is one of my favorite white grape varietals, and after learning that Spanish and Portuguese grapes do particularly well in the Texas climate thought I’d give it a shot. Crisp, very refreshing, Happy 4th! — 5 years ago
Good wine, easy too drink without being simple — a year ago
A great modern blend, deep colour, rich palate, still strong tannins, wonderful finish. — 4 years ago
Yum yum in my tum goes well down the red lane — 5 years ago
This Mourvèdre is on point. Young and juicy as can be but surprisingly complex on day 2 and then day 3 and even more on day 4. There is fresh dark fruit expected from this young of a vintage and then layered sharp flavors of strawberry and cinnamon, wound up in a long tannic Finnish. Bought for $14 - wow. — 6 years ago
Rob Taylor
Yum! Good value at Vendome — 23 days ago