L Felipe Castro

9.2

My first ever Hungarian wine. Dark bright plum color, tobacco, chocolate, spicy sweet paprika, and sour plum aromas. Oak, tobacco, cinnamon, star fruit flavors playing in my mouth. Full bodied, balanced ripe tannins and med. acidity. Two gold medals, including Brussels 2015, this is a very well balanced blend, aged for 24 months in a barrel. 60% cab, 30%cab franc, and 20% merlot. Impeccable with a potential aging of 5-6 additional years. Extraordinary concentration, a must have. — 9 years ago

L Felipe Castro

9.0

I bought this bottle at Costco and will get back there for 3-4 more. Great wine from South Africa, needs 4-5 yrs resting on my cellar to get ready. — 9 years ago

L Felipe Castro

9.0

This wine still very new, I open 1 bottle to try with my wife and we both agreed that it has great potential to became a great new world in 10 yrs. — 9 years ago

L Felipe Castro

9.7

Delicious blend, 50% cab, 45% merlot and 5% sauvignon, this is a surprisedly great wine from the Republic of San Marino. — 9 years ago

L Felipe Castro

9.2

Lovely wine! I cannot stop drinking this wine — 9 years ago

L Felipe Castro

8.8

Great Brazilian wine, this is a great way to explore some new areas of the world that are consistently improving their wines. — 9 years ago

L Felipe Castro

9.4

Notes of wild berries, full bodied and some acidity, great deal for the price, got 92 points from Wine Enthusiasts, I bought 4 bottles, will buy more and let them age. — 9 years ago

L Felipe Castro

9.2

Dry cork very hard to open, overall a great wine. — 9 years ago

L Felipe Castro

8.3

Vanilla, oak and red fruits, low acidity and nice tannins. Strong ripped Merlot taste with red roses flavors at the end. 16 years old and still firm. Good wine for the price. — 9 years ago

L Felipe Castro

9.0

This Spanish tempranilho blend from the Duero river region was aged for 24 months in French oak barrels, rich flavors with notes of plum and fig, low acidity and a perfect pitch of clove surging in the palate after swelling. This wine should not be compared with Californian blends, Spanish red blends are very complex and for some an acquired taste. Very good deal, low cost wine has a 92 points on the Wine Expectator review — 9 years ago