Martijn

9.0

16 years old. Home after shopping for a scooter.
The wine came in a cylinder looking like a paint sprayer. The label is graffiti style.
The wine it self is still very fresh and alive. No sign of age at all. Nose full of chocolate and fat black cherries. Mouth well balanced with a fresh kick at the end. — a year ago

Matt Trader

9.1

On a journey through Aussie wine and thoroughly enjoying it! Young and bright, but definitely my jam. This one is from Victoria, which is new for me. It has the Smokey earthy qualities of Barossa, with brighter fruit and acid. The label is actually a great sum of the wine itself. Very colorful, graffiti like character, youthful, and full throttle. I'd like to come back to this one after it sits in the bottle a little and I think due to the alcohol it needs to decant an hour plus to let a little of the heat evaporate out, but this stuff otherwise was excellent. — 7 years ago

Mileta

9.7

Exellent Serbian wine....Marselan& Merlot,2013,stronger structure with rich bouquet,14% alk.Not for every day... — 9 years ago

Neil Blaze

9.3

Behind the garish, graffiti-like label is a Corsican red (a single-varietal bottling to boot!) that lived up to its name, which translates to "always happy!" It had a fresh zing of ripe raspberry, pomegranate, and plum. And I caught a whiff of tobacco leaf on the nose also. 100% Sciacarellu. 1/21/23. — 2 years ago

Greg LaRosa

9.0

Spent vacation in 2019 partly in Lisbon. Loved the wine, the graffiti, and Fado.
This is a very nice wine for dinner or just hanging out. Get it if you see it! — 4 years ago

Steve Conrad

9.1

With Cathie, Kevin & Michelle at Cau in Cambridge, England — 7 years ago

with Cathie

WineBoxTime

9.0

In cute reference to Parisian Space Invader graffiti and transatlantic differences of French and Argentine Malbec, this wine is surprising. Not easy to pair, not crowd pleaser like Malbec so often is, but very interesting. Give it some time to open up for dry, intense pomegranate flavor. — 9 years ago

David Kline

9.3

Active, perfect yellow amber pushing orange hard. Big bubbled beige-yellow head that dropped expectedly quick, with so much action. Petri-dish lacing with cytoplasm graffiti. Huge pineapple nose of fresh-cut ripe fruit! Grapefruit tattoo, but little else. General lemon creaminess; a memo from mandarin. Pineapple rum entry with caramel and vanilla, baked apple, brandy-pear, classy touch of black pepper, allspice, ginseng, soft ginger slices, dried orange peel, anise, and lime. Heady and thick, cut, wiry, and sinewy, but overall, a calculated, choreographed, disciplined display of restrained power, lithe and evocative, with a smooth finish.

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Steve Anderson

9.0

Another view of the potential future urban winery site for Scholium Project in LA. Don’t let the graffiti fool you, as a world class restaurant is building a home across the street. As for the wine, I prefer Abe’s Syrahs to the Petits. This was also consumed en Solo Cup, and the Babylon has typically been a bit too ripe for me. — 7 years ago

Rauce Alexander Brooks

9.2

Americana graffiti. — 9 years ago