Alison Miller

9.6

So complex. Great wine to share with friend and family. — 13 days ago

Jan de Weerd

9.2

My first Canadian wine ever! A red wine from Nova Scotia of all places. And it was surprisingly good. It had a Pinot Noir or perhaps Pinotage character. Medium bodied, good acidity, dark earthy allspice under-notes. It was a blend of three grape varieties that have been developed in the north east and adapted to their local climate: Lucie Kuhlmann, Castel, and Marquette. Cold hardy, early maturing varieties. Some of these varieties have Pinot noir in their heritage and one of them, Castle, has the Cinsault (Hermitage) in its crossings. — a year ago

with Tammy and Chris

Mike K

9.7

Semi sweet. Extremely well balanced. Very nice fruit flavor. An exceptional wine in an aspects. — 2 years ago

Al Val

9.7

Crushable and tangy, light and flinty — 2 months ago

Catherine Gmoser

9.2

Light fruity delicious!! — 10 months ago

with Liz

Greg Bencivengo

9.0

Some nail polish and canned pineapple on the nose. Should have decanted! Cherry, blueberry, woody. — 2 years ago

Peter Fellenz

9.3

Nice and dry for winter, spicy and dark fruit. — 3 years ago

Kaela Myers

8.9

Fun in the park! — 5 months ago

with Scott

Jason Keefer

9.0

Rating for the Marquette, which was actually the grape which is a relative of Pinot, but nothing really like a Pinot. But I really liked it! Spicy, almost Syrah-ish, with nice velvety tannins. — a year ago

with Natasha

Peggy Hadley

8.9

Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Marquette, Regent grapes. Another new grape for me. ✔️ — 2 years ago

with Jim