stop everything, corner yourself, and plunge into this rutabaga, flocked titanium frame, licorice root, tarmac, damp earth, distant diesel, stewed tomato, crushed petal, oleander?, cherry meat, candied gossamer violet caravan. this juice is a vampiric traffic cop with crawdad pincers, it halts and releases you in a screaming fluorescent red vest with unregulated grip. surrender or die. — 4 years ago
Fantastic nose. Dark berries and jam just the way I like it. The palate was a bit disappointing at first. Right and out of balance, almost bitter out of the bottle. But by the end it had smoothed out and was more dark fruit with good acid. I bet if we had time to decant first an hour or more it would have opened up. Oddly. — 7 years ago
12/24 beautiful cabernet. 2011. $45. It was 100 % cab. Blended from various Vineyard lots. It stayed in the caravan for seven days and softened into a very well balanced California cab hi marks 89. — 2 years ago


A new FAVOURITE — 6 years ago
Delicious! — 7 years ago
Dark fruit and oak. Solid value. 2012s are drinking well now, but have at least 5 good years left. — 8 years ago
I was just poured a sip but it was delightful — 10 years ago
Very enjoyable. Rich but light enough to session with when you’re in a caravan in Margate. Italian paired food — 3 years ago
Lättdrucket — 4 years ago
@Delectable Wine - this is NOT the Cent pour Cent cuvée. It is the regular IGP Merlot.
Great and funky nose shows a fair amount of barnyard leading a caravan of plush dark cherry and ripe red berry fruit. Bit of sweet spice too. On the palate, it’s got kids of gravelly earth and dark berry ooze, and the texture shows lots of soft but unobtrusive tannin. Nice balance. An astounding value. — 5 years ago
Terraced whale — 7 years ago
Rasp, cherry, plum, stems, some dried green herbs and Russian caravan tea. Not bad — 10 years ago
romo
Super fun grapefruit rubber hose cactus blossom. — 4 months ago