Alex r cesar l david j gustavo t @maximo — 3 years ago
Earthy and musty nose. So silky smooth and beautiful from the moment the wine touches your lips. Seems quite light for this blend. Wonderful — 5 years ago
From slavonia — 6 years ago
Underripe blackberry and raspberry fruit on the nose. Accents include shoe leather, mushroom, and forest floor. Grippy tannins, great length, with lingering blackberry and boysenberry. Fairly high EtOH. — 10 months ago
Alex r cesar l david j gustavo t @maximo — 3 years ago
Alex r cesar l david j gustavo t @maximo — 3 years ago
Excellent with a Brazilian steak — 4 years ago
So I know this is kind of old fashion and hardly anybody drinks anymore but I love it. Whether going and coffee or hot chocolate or anything like that this is something that mixes very well and adds wonderful depth and flavor two drinks. It works straight, but it just seems to present its body and character better in the presence of other flavors. — 5 years ago
Maximo bistrot
8/2015 — 7 years ago
Caffe Buon Gusto UES — 3 years ago
Alex r cesar l david j gustavo t @maximo — 3 years ago
Best food on Vancouver Island paired with wine from our favourite region. — 5 years ago
Hand-carried from the old country, in the refrigerator for 13 years, until tonight... 😈 — 6 years ago
Funkdified — 6 years ago
Tom Casagrande
If memory serves—which it sometimes doesn’t—this was an inexpensive Garagiste “mystery” wine. And it’s not bad. Very light color with some ambering of the edges. Nose is Nebbiolo all the way, with macerated wild cherry fruit, lots of old barrel/mahogany scents, a a little gravelly hillside note. In the mouth, it’s a rather lean and austere style, good intensity, but a little angular, and the tannins are a bit scratchy. Needs food, which, luckily, I happen to be eating.
UPDATE: Night 2, after being under a vacuum closure, it’s softened and rounded in the mouth considerably. Upping score from 8.8 first night to 9.0. — 2 months ago