Wagner Family of Wines

Voyage 5 Red Schooner Malbec

9.166 ratings
9.06 pro ratings
Mendoza, Cuyo, Argentina
Malbec
Tomato-Based, Beef, Potato, Venison, White Rice, Pork, Chili & Hot Spicy, Pungent Cheese, Salami & Prosciutto, Mushrooms, Pasta, Hard Cheese, Lamb, Onion, Shallot, Garlic
Top Notes For
Joseph LaPanna

Malbec from the Wagner family (aka done Caymus style). Dense and dark Ruby with wild plum, cherries and dark cocoa on the nose. On the palate it's extracted and powerful with ripe cherry, black currants, cranberries and espresso. The finish is chalky, almost grainy, with graphite and other early minerals.

Malbec from the Wagner family (aka done Caymus style). Dense and dark Ruby with wild plum, cherries and dark cocoa on the nose. On the palate it's extracted and powerful with ripe cherry, black currants, cranberries and espresso. The finish is chalky, almost grainy, with graphite and other early minerals.

Jun 24th, 2018
Ron R
9.2

Wine snobs should look away...

Such a fun wine, particularly since we are not big on Malbec. It’s dark and forbidding. Decadent nose of blackcurrants and fig paste. Lithe on the palette. Good tannins with lively acidity, finishing sweet. The Wagners have their finger firmly on the mass consumers pulse. Great wine and background story.

Wine snobs should look away...

Such a fun wine, particularly since we are not big on Malbec. It’s dark and forbidding. Decadent nose of blackcurrants and fig paste. Lithe on the palette. Good tannins with lively acidity, finishing sweet. The Wagners have their finger firmly on the mass consumers pulse. Great wine and background story.

Apr 4th, 2018
Rick Riddle

So, I have been on the voyage from year 1, but have to admit, year 5 was my least favorite. It’s inky, dark, jammy, but.... nothing spectacular which makes me wonder if I have become a wine snob? Liked, not loved, would buy again, but only bc I am a promoter of Red Schooner. Try the maiden voyage or number 3. They are my fav.

So, I have been on the voyage from year 1, but have to admit, year 5 was my least favorite. It’s inky, dark, jammy, but.... nothing spectacular which makes me wonder if I have become a wine snob? Liked, not loved, would buy again, but only bc I am a promoter of Red Schooner. Try the maiden voyage or number 3. They are my fav.

2 people found it helpfulApr 29th, 2018
Kaelig

Fun wine but very fake

Fun wine but very fake

1 person found it helpfulMay 17th, 2018
Ron R
9.1

Following @Eric LaMasters example. My wife loves this, so I’m sucking up.
This is a construction site, but we love it!

Following @Eric LaMasters example. My wife loves this, so I’m sucking up.
This is a construction site, but we love it!

1 person found it helpfulApr 30th, 2018
Marie-noelle Marquis

Beautiful and complex. Notes of sandalwood, vanilla, leather, coco nibs, ripe mushy raspberries, coffee grounds on the nose. Nice texture, balanced silky tannins, blackberry jam up front with solid black pepper on the finish. Rich, smooth, lengthy finish.

Beautiful and complex. Notes of sandalwood, vanilla, leather, coco nibs, ripe mushy raspberries, coffee grounds on the nose. Nice texture, balanced silky tannins, blackberry jam up front with solid black pepper on the finish. Rich, smooth, lengthy finish.

Apr 22nd, 2020
Christina Ahlheim

Drank last one at BP

Drank last one at BP

Sep 10th, 2018
Krisann Hawkins

Wow! So dark it almost looks like coffee. Bold and definitely worthy of a Friday night! I bought it on recommendation of my fave wine guy but I’m not convinced it’s better at $50 than any $25bottle

Wow! So dark it almost looks like coffee. Bold and definitely worthy of a Friday night! I bought it on recommendation of my fave wine guy but I’m not convinced it’s better at $50 than any $25bottle

Jul 14th, 2018
John Chisena

Excellent

Excellent

Jun 30th, 2018
David Dorn

Big ol fruit bomb. Good but nothing special

Big ol fruit bomb. Good but nothing special

Jun 27th, 2018