Sharon B

9.4

Delicious blend 65% Saperavi 20% Rarā Neagrā 15% Bastardo. “Celebrating the free spirit. A courageous blend produced from three indigenous grape varieties native to Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. A tribute to the people of these three countries that do not take their freedom for granted” cheers! — 2 months ago

Frank Bailey

9.2

Delightful and surprising. Crisp and fruity with a touch of caramel on the finish, quite unexpected. — 7 months ago

Tracy Eaton

9.1

Candi loves it. Natalie hates it. I give it a 8/10! — a year ago

Stuart Pearce

8.9

Very nice taste, fruity and soft. — 2 months ago

Emily Molinich

9.5

Costco day 10: a classic cab, fruity, doesn’t linger long — 4 months ago

Roland Fleck

9.4

Absolutely stunning ice wine. The sweetness honey and rich. Delicious and such a beautiful colour — a year ago

Helen Allingham

8.9

Will be high scoring. — 2 years ago

with James

ESF

9.0

Moldovan wine and it was terrific. Bordeaux blend, Old World textbook Left Bank, not showing much signs of age, still inky & fruit forward. Nicely balanced on mid-palate, generous & elegant through finish. — 4 months ago

Daniel M

8.9

Wow I thought it was a pomerol... 😱 All the markers are here: pencil shavings, black currant, blackberry, a tiny touch of leather and tar too. The only thing that's a bit different is a tiny green note too (green pepper bell) that's uncommon in pomerol and around there. The palate is still reminiscent of the pomerol style except that it's a bit thiner, and less opulent than a pomerol. The acid backbone is great, there is some blackcurrant, some oaky notes too. Gentle grainy tannins kick in the rear in a very subtle way before a long black currant, leathery finish with a tiny meat juice, salty touch in the end. I could have mistaken it for a sattelite pomerol in a heartbeat... Second solid Moldovan wine in a week 🤔 — 6 months ago

Martina Svidekova

9.0

2013 sud, lahvovano 2015 čokoládové — 2 years ago