Tart cherry, dusty, gritty Texas soil, honest wine with an elegant kick. Is that possible? Find out.
Tart cherry, dusty, gritty Texas soil, honest wine with an elegant kick. Is that possible? Find out.
Jun 21st, 2015
Burnt garner color. Rim to core is gradual. Medium viscosity. Dark fruit on the nose: blueberry, black cherry, perhaps fig. Mouth feel is jammy and slightly astringent. Taste is smooth. Earthy. The dark fruit have become earthen. Finish is slight, as are tannins. Have a feeling this wine only gets better as you drink it.
Burnt garner color. Rim to core is gradual. Medium viscosity. Dark fruit on the nose: blueberry, black cherry, perhaps fig. Mouth feel is jammy and slightly astringent. Taste is smooth. Earthy. The dark fruit have become earthen. Finish is slight, as are tannins. Have a feeling this wine only gets better as you drink it.
Mar 16th, 2017
Texas High Plains, Texas, USA
