• Deux Chevaux wrote:

    April 13, 2015 - This was extremely boring at first. Basically, it was just grape juice with alcohol. We decided it was too cold, and over the next number of nights had it at significantly warmer temperatures. It was improved, but still not very exciting, and with some underlying metallic tastes that I found offputting.

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  • f22nickell wrote: 87 points

    September 20, 2014 - Most of the previous notes have it nailed. Light, sweet, enough acid to keep it cloying, hint of petrol ... Key is the wine is very one dimensional. Very forgettable. Not bad, but forgotten before the finish can dissipate. Inexpensive, not obnoxious, but still can't recommend it.

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  • TBA wrote: 83 points

    December 16, 2013 - Just very sweet and one dimensional

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  • MichaelNorwood Likes this wine: 85 points

    May 24, 2013 - Simple, sweet wine with a slight backbone of acidity. Let's be honest, there's not much here. Distinct notes of petroleum, and believe it or not golden raisins. I've been searching for a good late harvest or ice wine in the $15 range... this is not it. It's not an unpleasant wine but there's not enough to keep my interest here.

    About 2 hours later the wine has come up to room temperature and is showing much better. A drinking temperature in the 50s hid all of the fruit in this wine leaving only petroleum, honey and raisin.

    Drink in the mid to high 60s... and give it some time to open up before drinking.

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  • armchairsommelier wrote: 88 points

    February 4, 2013 - Oooh, pretty! Noticeably lighter and less acidic than the Inniskillin. It seemed sweeter to me, even though the Inniskillin has more residual sugar. My girlfriend said the petrol note was more pronounced for her on this wine; it was less pronounced for me. Peach and stone flavors.

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  • deschamp52 wrote: 87 points

    January 1, 2013 - Very sweet and quite tasty, if lacking in subtlety or complexity. Citrus and apple notes with some spiciness.

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  • danielbleier wrote: 88 points

    August 3, 2012 - consistent with notes of 7/8/2012

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  • danielbleier wrote: 88 points

    July 8, 2012 - A nose of peach and cinnamon...flavors of peach, pear, honey and cinamon. Could use some acidity to provide some lift out of syrup-land, but a very decent sweet wine.

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  • Baron Slick wrote: 85 points

    April 5, 2012 - Antique gold with copper hue. Sweet, viscous, with floral, honeycomb, apricot, and stonefruit aromas and flavors. Lacks acidity.

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  • WillSka Does not like this wine:

    March 2, 2012 - Clear, medium gold with a clean and pronounced nose revealing lemon preserves, sultana, cinnamon, and an odd vegetal note. This sweet wine has high acidity and a medium body. The sultana and cinnamon carry through from the nose, but there is also an apple cider like flavor. Unfortunately, the odd vegetal characteristic carries through, too. The wine has a medium finish. The grapes are organically grown and I don't know if they are frozen naturally or through a cryo process.

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