Tilia
Premium Select Mendoza Malbec Blend
Mendoza, Cuyo, Argentina
Hmm. Balanced, but nothing special.
Hmm. Balanced, but nothing special.
1 person found it helpfulNov 25th, 2014$0.05 sale puppy. On the fence about this one. Went straight to aerating and the initial 3 sips were ...well sour comes to mind. Set it down disappointed, but when I came back to it later (yes, unless absolutely awful I finish the glass) I was pleasantly surprised. Tasted much better $10 bottles and at the regular $ of $20 there's no way I'd buy.
$0.05 sale puppy. On the fence about this one. Went straight to aerating and the initial 3 sips were ...well sour comes to mind. Set it down disappointed, but when I came back to it later (yes, unless absolutely awful I finish the glass) I was pleasantly surprised. Tasted much better $10 bottles and at the regular $ of $20 there's no way I'd buy.
1 person found it helpfulMar 2nd, 2014
Nice blend. I generally struggle with Malbec, but this works.
Nice blend. I generally struggle with Malbec, but this works.
Nov 20th, 2014
Another easy drinking, everyday wine. Doesn't require much opening. Deep in color (black/purple fruits)
Another easy drinking, everyday wine. Doesn't require much opening. Deep in color (black/purple fruits)
Aug 26th, 2015
Dry with a nice finish. You cannot go wrong at the price. Definitely the perfect every day wine. Would also serve to guests.
Dry with a nice finish. You cannot go wrong at the price. Definitely the perfect every day wine. Would also serve to guests.
Mar 7th, 2015
Tilia Red Blend
Malbec 41%, Syrah 27%, Bonarda 17%, Cabernet 15%
Tilia Red Blend
Malbec 41%, Syrah 27%, Bonarda 17%, Cabernet 15%
Starts with a bright pop on the tongue, transition to mild fruit, and finishes dry. Well balanced wine. A blend of malbec, cab, Syrah, and bonardo.
I am always leery of screw cap wines, but I see the trend continuing. Apparently some wineries are addressing the growing issue of cork taint. This wine was good with or without the cork. Buy again.
Starts with a bright pop on the tongue, transition to mild fruit, and finishes dry. Well balanced wine. A blend of malbec, cab, Syrah, and bonardo.
I am always leery of screw cap wines, but I see the trend continuing. Apparently some wineries are addressing the growing issue of cork taint. This wine was good with or without the cork. Buy again.