Mockingbird Hill
Reserve Sonoma County Red Blend
Sonoma County, California, USA
Purchased from WTSO. Had no expectations until I opened the first bottle. Very smooth and fruity. Great serving wine for parties. Comes across as an upper class wine without the price. Some open time and you can experience the maximum out of this wine.
Purchased from WTSO. Had no expectations until I opened the first bottle. Very smooth and fruity. Great serving wine for parties. Comes across as an upper class wine without the price. Some open time and you can experience the maximum out of this wine.
2 people found it helpfulFeb 24th, 2015
Let's call this a very easy wine to drink after a day in the office paired with nothing more than a couple pieces of French bread. Not overly complex not overly fruity and doesn't fill your nose with anything unexpected. I really like wines like this because the finish isn't dry. Recommend this wine without hesitation.
Let's call this a very easy wine to drink after a day in the office paired with nothing more than a couple pieces of French bread. Not overly complex not overly fruity and doesn't fill your nose with anything unexpected. I really like wines like this because the finish isn't dry. Recommend this wine without hesitation.
2 people found it helpfulFeb 9th, 2015Dry like my brother's conversations.
Dry like my brother's conversations.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 6th, 2016
Punching above its weight class , nice smoky leathery bramble fruits with a fairly dry finish
Punching above its weight class , nice smoky leathery bramble fruits with a fairly dry finish
May 19th, 2020Exactly what I look for in a zinfandel!
Exactly what I look for in a zinfandel!
May 20th, 2018Very tasty red, some Syrah for sure, must have been a gift, Canyon Creek Winery, Geyserville
Very tasty red, some Syrah for sure, must have been a gift, Canyon Creek Winery, Geyserville
Jul 21st, 2016Buttery with hints of raspberry and fig, but the tannins may be overpowering the fruit unfortunately.
Buttery with hints of raspberry and fig, but the tannins may be overpowering the fruit unfortunately.
Oct 6th, 2015
