Very fruity and slightly sweet. Drinkable wine that most will enjoy. No need to pair with food, but would go well with cheese.
Very fruity and slightly sweet. Drinkable wine that most will enjoy. No need to pair with food, but would go well with cheese.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 21st, 2016
Better than you would guess from the label, dry Merlot blend receive as gift
Better than you would guess from the label, dry Merlot blend receive as gift
Sep 11th, 2016
Tastes decent, has a sharp bite... I prefer soft in my red blends. Not bad, but not good either.
Tastes decent, has a sharp bite... I prefer soft in my red blends. Not bad, but not good either.
Mar 2nd, 2016
The color of this wine shocked me when I first poured it: deep purple, but translucent. It's a red blend, and based on the region it's grown in, it probably has some combo of Pinot Noir and Syrah. Dark fruit, blackberry and jam on the nose. Overripe strawberry, blackberry and jam on the palette. Bold, long finish. Hard to pair with food, but works well with spice and tomato-based sauces. Either drink solo or with spicy food or red sauce pasta dishes.
The color of this wine shocked me when I first poured it: deep purple, but translucent. It's a red blend, and based on the region it's grown in, it probably has some combo of Pinot Noir and Syrah. Dark fruit, blackberry and jam on the nose. Overripe strawberry, blackberry and jam on the palette. Bold, long finish. Hard to pair with food, but works well with spice and tomato-based sauces. Either drink solo or with spicy food or red sauce pasta dishes.
Feb 26th, 2016
Paso Robles, Central Coast, California, USA
