$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
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
Tilia Red Blend
Malbec 41%, Syrah 27%, Bonarda 17%, Cabernet 15%
Tilia Red Blend
Malbec 41%, Syrah 27%, Bonarda 17%, Cabernet 15%
Oct 26th, 2014
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.
Oct 16th, 2013
Mendoza, Cuyo, Argentina
