Glorious - right quarter final night so bold yet mercurial — 3 years ago
A classic table wine blend, smooth, semi-sweet, medium bodied, light enough to pair with seafood and vegetables, while deep enough to pair with light meats. — 3 years ago
3.4. Lovely, fresh, smooth tasting with some gentle spice, Lorax wine from Cotes de Rhône. ‘$25 (23 Euro) at Le Petit Chose, Venasque, Provence, France — 4 years ago
A second Acker buy. CVed with first 3/25/20. Lighter and medium bodied wine that’s balanced and good pairing for lots of food. Got that stimulating texture of the Southern Rhône blend. Great buy! AA5. Opened 6/6/20 very fresh texture still with the lighter not so complex red berry notes that paired very well with Amah bone soup with highly watered down Kimchee. Relatively simple but still a good pairing wine. 70 Grenache 30 Syrah. — 6 years ago
Winner! Been awhile since I’ve been “wowed” by a wine, but this really delivered. It’s everything special about southern France, it’s not a huge wine and had a bit of heat that dissipated by Night 2, but the aromatics and flavor profile was just so spot on, so beautifully complex & engaging, so regionally specific - it was like a textbook. Believe this was about $20 give or take and I’m going back for a case. — a year ago
Good price quality ratio. Was really surprised by it. — 4 years ago
Aged southern Rhône plateauing I think. Garique nose. Red fruits on the palate, a bit stewed. I notice rosebottle, figs and wild strawberries. Medium acidity keeps it al in balance. Tertiary flavours all around: sunburnt dirt, leather, smoke, some tobacco, forest leaves. Medium long finish. Lovely wine. — 5 years ago
WRW ? Love it. — 3 months ago
Very good. Get a case — a year ago
Light, mineral and lemon accents, pairs very well with seafood. — 3 years ago
Leather and black currant. Traditional taste. But not too much. Balanced and soft tanning. Château Croix Puyblanquet Saint Emilion 2016 @960, domaine -, 220520-220607 — 4 years ago
Great for the price. — 6 years ago
really good. choose the winemaker over the label! — 7 years ago
John Howard
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@"Odedi" said it well. Nice. — 2 months ago