| Wine Type | Vintage Name Variety Locale | Date Posted Score Helpful Comments Comment Date Community Score More... |
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2020 Storm PointWestern Cape Red Blend more |
8/12/2021 - Al Ehrhardt wrote: NRThis was our fifth bottle of this over the past 5 or 6 months. For $14, it's a solid and enjoyable choice for something inexpensive. Definitely red fruit driven, no Rhone funk, it's clean; don't mean that negatively, love and drink a lot of Rhones. At least for me, not overly ripe, just walks the line. And no oak chips or saw dust. I really enjoy cinsault's and carignan, combined, these are most of the blend, maybe another reason for my enjoyment of this wine. |
| Red |
2009 Cameron Pinot Noir Arley's LeapDundee Hills more |
7/10/2014 - Al Ehrhardt wrote: NRAs I am running out of older Oregon pinots, forced to drink this too young again. I must admit, this seems pretty awkward right now. Chunky and primary. Still have three more and I have now learned my lesson and sit on them a few years...
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Comment posted by Al Ehrhardt:
8/31/2021 11:22:00 AM - ???
Comment posted by Al Ehrhardt:
9/1/2021 5:28:00 PM - It looks like the winemaker for Storm Point in Mick Craven, of Craven Wines.
The 'Storm' is just a reference to going around the Cape in South Africa.
http://www.vsimports.com/winery.php?id=194
I've had Craven Wines Cinsault and liked it.