Daniel M

8.9

Pour of the evening in front of the last rugby game of the 2026 6 Nations tournament (what a game!). Almond, blackberry, licorice, smoke. This is not your typical grenache nose. The palate is showing some moderately powerful acid drive, it's full bodied, with an impressive width, some thick, concentrated matter, some nice fruity notes all along, a bit of an oaky, smoky touch, some tannins in the rear, giving a bit of a drying layer over a quite long blackberry, smoky, oaky finish with a bit of a bitter note in the end. It's quite structured, muscular and concentrated for a grenache but it's delivering a great tasting experience. Great pour! — 15 hours ago

Carla

9.1

Jim and Gillian’s — 3 months ago

Elle Charisse

9.2

So juicy and light. Really lovely. — 3 years ago

Bonnie Chu

9.2

Slow wine 🇮🇹 tasting — 6 days ago

Will McPherson

9.5

Very good! — a month ago

Mike Miller

9.3

Need to fly to Sardinia and see these vines with my own eyes. And obviously do a lot of wine tasting. — 4 months ago

with Anne

Boris Plutov

9.3

Carignan Day — 3 years ago

with Irina

Daniel De Nadai

9.2

Almost tropical on the nose.
Extremely well balanced and light tannin in the mouth. — a month ago

Mike Miller

10

For $10 this is superb. Crunchy, dry and delicious. — 3 months ago

with Anne

Ceccherini Cristiano

9.3

After tasting the whole range from Argiolas you also realise how they got to this blend.
This is stunning, it absorbed 18 months of new oak easy.
Cannonau gives the freshness and the fruit with the carignan, the bovale donates the tannin and the floral shade and Malvasia Nera the aromatic.

Super velvety, fresh, complex and above all long.
It goes without saying this is only a baby. — 7 months ago