2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

I am not a fan of white, but this takes it to another level! The wine is WOW, the hand-painted bottle looks stunning... ahh I am still dreaming!

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

One of my Affrican favs. And look at this beautiful & heavy bottle. Hmmmmmm

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

a bit rough, but I liked it a lot!

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

very nice... to young!

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

I personally like this wine a lot. I bought it at a promotion for only 18.- (Swiss Francs) but would not argue if it was double the price

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

Nice wine... I thought is was a bit boring. I don't agree with Mr. Parker, but again... I am only a rooky...

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

somethig else, but not a killer wine

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

Drank on Lake Zürich after a day of waterskiing. Had a nice US Ribeye with it. It was like going to a Party where all the people screem constantly because it is so much fun!

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

not going to buy it again

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

For sure a reference and the prove for top quality swiss wine!!!

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

ok, nothing wow!

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

Not a threat to other red's, but a seriously nice wine from Switzerland...

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

One of my very favourites!!!

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

Hmm, something different. A lot of fun in this bottle

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

Used for the "pate de fois grois" I made for my Grand Parrents and rest of family

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

If you know how it feels to lick on a rusty steel pole, then you can imagine how this wine was..

2/3/2009 - doppioexpresso wrote:

WAY to expensive for what you get!

8/12/2008 - doppioexpresso wrote:

Wow! and that for only 20 bucks. I was surprised how complex this wine was. also the long finsh was surprisingly long... just ordered another 6 bottles.

8/12/2008 - doppioexpresso wrote:

not so much my taste. i have been todl that this is the South African answer to all the expencive burgundys... guess the answer is quite harmless ;-)

8/12/2008 - doppioexpresso wrote:

nothing special... very boring

7/11/2008 - doppioexpresso wrote:

A very nice amarone, that was porbably opened a bit to early. One or two more years would have helped the wine to taste a bit more mature and prolongue the aftertaste. I enjoyed this wine a LOT! we drank it together with the new "l'anima di vergani" and I actually prefered it. The wine is really nice and has a lot of fresh flavors at firs. unfortunately the "finish" (in german abgang) was nice but could have been more intense. Will get more!

7/6/2008 - doppioexpresso wrote:

Sorry, but I do not see this wine round the 90'. to me it was very plump and not special at all. very opulent and sour. didn't like it. Might have been a bad bottle, since so many of you are grate fans of this wine.

6/25/2008 - doppioexpresso wrote:

Very nice medium bodied wine, quite impressive for its price (+/- $ 28 in Switzerland). Nose, a bit earthy with a hint of fresh green gras, taste black cherry and a bit of of figues... something bitter in the aftertaste, but i havn't found the word to discibe the bitternes. Probably a bit young and therefore still a bit strong alcohol taste... I like it a lot though

6/20/2008 - doppioexpresso wrote:

For me the Best Capo Martino ever!

6/20/2008 - doppioexpresso wrote:

I agree with Steveabb... for 25.- Swiss Francs it is a very, very sexy wine! Bought a Case of 12.

6/20/2008 - doppioexpresso wrote:

Wine was to tough for my taste. probably not mature enough. felt like fur in my mouth, not enough rest sweetnes. After the "Grand Vin" - one of my new favourites - this "Grand Malbec" did not impress me at all.