It took a day and some more breathing for me to appreciate this wine. (The wine needed to breathe too.) Over time, it seemed to get fuller and fuller, and open up more and more, like it was a moon bounce that just needed time to fill up and take shape. Once it did, it ushered in some dark fruits, letting them play around. They did only briefly, for they ultimately clung to a medium body (perhaps it was more light than medium), and then left with a trail of lingering spice, as a thoughtful parting gift. (It's also a good choice for camping, since it has a cool Plungerhead-like rubber twist-off cork.) Overall, a very solid experience. I also have no idea what I'm talking about.
It took a day and some more breathing for me to appreciate this wine. (The wine needed to breathe too.) Over time, it seemed to get fuller and fuller, and open up more and more, like it was a moon bounce that just needed time to fill up and take shape. Once it did, it ushered in some dark fruits, letting them play around. They did only briefly, for they ultimately clung to a medium body (perhaps it was more light than medium), and then left with a trail of lingering spice, as a thoughtful parting gift. (It's also a good choice for camping, since it has a cool Plungerhead-like rubber twist-off cork.) Overall, a very solid experience. I also have no idea what I'm talking about.
8 people found it helpfulAug 9th, 2014
McLaren Vale, Fleurieu, South Australia, Australia
