Bought in Florida with Erica - full bodied wine - — 7 months ago
A baffling conundrum of sweet and woody potential with a hint of bark from the ents of faghorn forest — 5 years ago
Notes of toast and almond with a hint of pear on the finish. Golden color. Lingering finish. — 6 years ago

Very smooth, little tannin. A variant of a less expensive version of Conundrum Red. A jammy wine that is big on the palette. — 8 years ago
This is a very good blend! It’s up there with the likes of Conundrum. — 8 years ago
Got away with more aging than recommended. Still lovely. — 7 months ago
Bought at Sprouts with Jenny 2020 — 3 years ago
Medium body, fruit tone, vanilla, light, similar to conundrum but not as fruit forward. Delicious! — 6 years ago
The conundrum of supreme freshness meets aged brilliance. Orange blossom and lemon, petrol and wax. Oily as fuck. Oxidative. Carmelized lemon peel. Tight acid. Reminds me of my favorite aged wines but not as old. Fruit stripe gum. This is bottle 1 of 2 for us. This can prob age a long while longer. Will save bottle 2 for a while... — 6 years ago
Rosé sounds sexy Vin Gris sounds sexier and this Grenache/cinsault/Mourvèdre/vermentino IS. In bottle label, name and taste. It has the bright lightness of rosé from Provence with the silky body of a Bandol rosé and a hint of Tavel richness which is to say it is a conundrum and there is nothing sexier than happy confusion — 8 years ago
Nice blend - reminds of us of Conundrum — 8 years ago
Still lovely after all these years. — 7 months ago
My new go to Ros`e — 7 years ago
Wow. This was a truly profound wine. How such lightness and great depth can exist hand in hand is a real conundrum. A beautiful nose of honeyed spring flowers along the Loire - as long as sin and refreshing as a cold bath in a still river at dusk. If that sounds silly it’s probably due to the effects of this bottle... — 7 years ago
Mary Ellen Bonisteel
highly recommend!!! — 2 months ago