Monte De Oro seems to be finally dialing in their Cabernet. The bottle says 80% Cabernet, 10% Petit Verdot and 10% Malbec. Barrel aged 40 months. On opening it was so very drinkable with layers of complex flavors. The tannins were surprisingly smooth and slightly on the sweeter side with spice, raspberry and strawberry with maybe some dark cherry and chocolate - and it was medium to full bodied without being dense. The finish was smooth. Three days later it transformed into a mellow earthy - almost mossy texture of an old world Italian Sangiovese or Nebbiolo.- based wine. Fun bottle. — 6 months ago
Porch sweet chilled red wine. Kind of like a sangria — 3 years ago
Another wonderful Tempranillo from Ron Yates Spicewood Vineyards. Enjoyable — 3 months ago
Deep ruby in color; smoke, cigar box, and black cherries on the nose; medium acidity; medium plus tannins; tastes like hibiscus, cherries, plums, and a little eucalyptus with a long finish. I didn't think I would like this wine based on the aromas, but I am really enjoying it. — 6 months ago
Love this, oaky, kept it room temp — 2 years ago
Summer in a glass — 4 months ago
Very nice, not too challenging Basque cider. — 5 months ago
Delicious. Still great.Tannins and acidity still there. — 9 months ago
Roger Ray
A special estate red wine blend of honor of the vineyards owner. Beautiful Texas hill country red wine. — a month ago