Laughing stock and specifically portfolio remains one of my favourite BC wines. It’s composed of 45% Merlot, 25% Cab Sav, 22% Cab Franc, 7% Malbec, 1% petit Verdot. The 2012 vintage is still holding well. Dark plums, cherries, raspberries. medium earthiness, mild cigar box followed by red peppers spices, cloves and anise. It is just past it’s peak but still holding well. Should drink within the next year.
Laughing stock and specifically portfolio remains one of my favourite BC wines. It’s composed of 45% Merlot, 25% Cab Sav, 22% Cab Franc, 7% Malbec, 1% petit Verdot. The 2012 vintage is still holding well. Dark plums, cherries, raspberries. medium earthiness, mild cigar box followed by red peppers spices, cloves and anise. It is just past it’s peak but still holding well. Should drink within the next year.
1 person found it helpfulApr 21st, 2019Meatier than the blind trust. Some dark fruit, and earth followed by powerful notes of tobacco, peppers, and cloves. Moderate tannins, and complimentary acidity. Very well balanced, smooth and layers of complexity.
Meatier than the blind trust. Some dark fruit, and earth followed by powerful notes of tobacco, peppers, and cloves. Moderate tannins, and complimentary acidity. Very well balanced, smooth and layers of complexity.
Mar 30th, 2018
Nice, oaky smoothness. At BRT wine tasting . They say about $60. 14.7%
Nice, oaky smoothness. At BRT wine tasting . They say about $60. 14.7%
Jan 8th, 2016
Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada
