R. S. Douglass

9.1

You MUST DECANT this Malbec, much as you would any other ‘better’ Malbec from Cahors. If you do decant it, say, for an hour or two prior to drinking, you are rewarded with a wine that is ‘creamy smooth’, well balanced, inky dark joy. If you don’t decant, don’t bother trying it. I spent quite some time in Cahors, and their (and some other local vintners) wines are exceptional… more complex than the Argentines, but without decanting, you will not experience the joy. — 3 years ago

R. S. Douglass

9.0

Very nice for the price. $13 at Wegmans. ‘Creamy’ is a good descriptor. — 4 years ago

R. S. Douglass

8.9

Nice! Goes down easily. Creamy smooth finish; nice color; certainly good at the $11 price 😁 — 5 years ago

R. S. Douglass

9.0

Very nice! Enjoyed at 1/2 price at Cafe Normandie, Annapolis, MD. Goes great with crab-stuffed portobello . 😀 — 4 years ago

R. S. Douglass

9.0

Very nice white Bordeaux. Especially at a Costco price:) — 4 years ago

R. S. Douglass

9.0

Very nice. ‘Creamy’ is a good descriptor. Great value. — 4 years ago

R. S. Douglass

8.9

For $6, one doesn’t expect much. To my surprise, this is a VERY nice Pino Grigio. Get some! You won’t be disappointed. 2019 vintage. — 5 years ago

R. S. Douglass

9.0

First taste seemed ‘thin’…. But opened up with more tastes. Maybe the martini I had affected the taste. As the dinner went on, I came to really appreciate the delicate taste. Lovely wine. Enjoyed at Chez Foushee :) — 4 years ago

R. S. Douglass

9.0

Yum! We were in langudoc/rousillon several years ago, and missed this winner. Found it at Chez Foushee, Richmond. Great summer wine. — 4 years ago

R. S. Douglass

8.2

Not for me. Vintners apparently never tasted a decent French Sav. Blanc. If they did, they’ve missed the mark. — 4 years ago