Seth Masterson

9.1

A nice change of scenery. A lot of black fruits in here. Both black from living and black from dried age or should I just say decay? , if that makes any sense to anyone but me I'll be surprised. Secondary smells are kitchen herbs - thyme, Thai basil, and maybe some marjoram. . Again walking that line between fresh and dried.

The more I went into the bottle the higher my rating creot. That's the opposite of most for me. — 18 days ago

Kirk Coburn

9.1

I love the Portuguese. Upon first pour, the wine captivates with its deep ruby color, hinting at the complexity and depth within. The nose is immediately greeted with an intoxicating bouquet of dark fruits—ripe blackberries, plums, and cherries—interwoven with subtle notes of vanilla, spice, and a whisper of oak. — 3 months ago

Chris Edge

9.0

Pleasant wine in the sun — 2 years ago

with Corinna

Colin Cahoon

9.0

Lots of tart red fruit, oak, cedar, tar, and pencil lead. Medium plus body, high tannins, high acid, high alcohol, and medium plus finish. Some tertiary notes, so drink now. Also recommend decanting (I know, a bit of a contradiction there). Reminds me a bit of an Argentina Malbec on steroids. — a month ago

with Susan

Whitney Watts

9.4

Memories of Portugal 💕💕💕 — 10 months ago

Benjamin Shirk

9.3

McCarthy & Schiering, $11

Bursting with tropical flavors, lots of pineapple and guava, almost reminds me of POG juice. Balanced with a crisp acidity and very easy to drink. Amazing for the price, I immediately went back and grabbed 2 more bottles — a year ago

Erica Gamble

9.0

Earthy, dark fruit with spicy finish. — 2 months ago

Morgan Reese

9.2

Delicious. From Graham wines. Want a case. — 2 months ago

with Andrew

Randy Fillingim

9.1

I am not quite sure of the varietals in this blend. .  However, the fruit and the acidity is in near perfect harmony. A really nice tasting blanco from Portugal.  — a year ago

romo

9.0

Some skins, slightly oxed. Full satisfaction! — 3 years ago