The label shows off some of the medals this wine has been awarded- well done and well deserved. I really enjoy this wine every time I get the chance to taste it. My uncle brought this one directly from his cousin, the winemaker. So, it’s kinda in the family.
A really well made wine, balanced with the right pieces in the right amount. Tannic yet approachable, with years ahead. Fruity, the kind that I like, and a long after taste. My immediate thoughts were ‘Bordeaux-like”, delicious, need some grilled meat tout suite and wowsa. This is not a $15 wine, but won’t break the bank if you can find it. In my opinion, very good QPR when you realize what you are getting. A 5 point wine in my books, and possibly a 91 rating from a pro….

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