Marlon Brando meets Robert Mondavi. Smells like a farm, tastes like a puddle of water. Lacks body. Lacks taste. This is definitely not the G.O.A.T.
Marlon Brando meets Robert Mondavi. Smells like a farm, tastes like a puddle of water. Lacks body. Lacks taste. This is definitely not the G.O.A.T.
Jan 11th, 2015
It has the earthiness and subdued fruit I enjoy in Italian grapes. The barbera is way overpowered by the other grapes, but it's still a very pleasant and versatile blend. Think of a smooth sangiovese. What makes it South African in taste? The chalky mouthfeel woth charcoal notes. Fig comes to mind. The finish has some alcohol to it, but not terrible. A good deal.
It has the earthiness and subdued fruit I enjoy in Italian grapes. The barbera is way overpowered by the other grapes, but it's still a very pleasant and versatile blend. Think of a smooth sangiovese. What makes it South African in taste? The chalky mouthfeel woth charcoal notes. Fig comes to mind. The finish has some alcohol to it, but not terrible. A good deal.
Jun 14th, 2013
Coastal Region, Western Cape, South Africa
