
I think this might be CS, M & Neb - whatever the varietal composition it was flat out fantastic. I've had wine from the Baja Peninsula and was never really blown away, but this was beautiful: BDX profile but also a New World exuberance, not overly manipulated - everything in balance & fair bit of polish. Will be going back to try & find more! — 16 days ago
nice little entry level wine: generous nose starts w/whiff of petrol then moves to orchard fruit w/confectionary sugar & cotton candy, then passes briefly thru citrus and then finds the stoniness. has the soft, rounded edges of Mosel w/big fat ripe fruit mid palate before finish nearly dry - maybe a trace of RS. great QPR not structured for long haul tho — 20 days ago
80% monastrell/20% CS - inky, dense, generous black & red fruit - just copious amounts but mid palate was disjointed & unbalanced through an uneven finish. I've had other wines from this producer and at such a low price point, it delivers to a certain degree. — 8 days ago
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so much bang for the buck - reminds me of when southern Rhône used to be affordable... captivating wine: gorgeous dark ruby color, deep reservoir of black & red fruits, pepper, garrigue and exotic spices. Composed, graceful, med bodied palate, beautiful balance w/bright acidity carrying all the flavors thru long smooth finish — 3 days ago