Deadeye Red Blend

Blackberry, raspberry preserves, cherry, vanilla, plum and oak. Full-bodied and moderate tannins.

At $23 net end this is a fabulous value with great QPR. It is quite smooth and has nice nice vanilla flavors with the usual dark berries and woody undertones. Not a ton of complexity going on here but at this price an excellent wine that I am happy to drink any day. May have to buy more despite the dire situation in the wine cellar.

Deep ruby in color; blackberries, cassis, and graphite on the nose: high acidity; high tannins; tastes like black cherries, black plums, and crushed gravel with a long finish. Nellie only liked it with steak. I like it.

It doesn’t have a lot of body like watered down tannins.

Enjoyed on Thanksgiving Day with eldest daughter, a foodie, who agreed that this is a good value ($23 at Costco). Raspberry, chocolate, tobacco, and cinnamon with subtle tannins and a long, delicious finish. Planning to buy more.

Sourced from St. Helena, Howell Mnt. Oakville and Spring Mnt...a delicious red blend. I love Provenance wines! This presents dark chocolate, tar, raspberry preserve, vanilla, cedar and spice! Smooth with a very long finish!

Real nice blend. A little jammy w some cocoa powder and some silky tannins.

2017, nice with tenderloin and sautéed mushrooms. Not overly tannic, not sure what blend is: cab and some Cabernet franc perhaps? Some Merlot? Doesn’t say on the bottle.

Boom 💥 Blackberry, dark cherry juice explosion. Wife loves it. A little too syrupy for me.

Bullseye! This is good. Dried black cherries and cedar nose. Rich black currant and black berry fruit. Full bodied, mocha, black pepper and leather finish.