• RBoomer wrote:

    August 1, 2022 - Left open for an hour before drinking. Rose, spice, currants and raspberry. Saturated fruit with so,e what suppressed sweet fruit core. Better on its own after opening

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  • vespasian wrote:

    February 18, 2018 - Black currant, raspberry jam and tinned raspberries. Relatively pale colour (Grenache). Touch of spice. Smells a little confected, overripe; nice texture, easy style. A bit cloying on the palate. Trying to ape Cotes du Rhône but doesn’t quite pull it off.

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  • zhearr Likes this wine:

    August 3, 2017 - So juicy, fragrant, fresh, and inviting. Light and transparent but with serious depth and intensity. Good acidity, sweet, pretty red fruit, noticble tannin, no oak, generous alcohol

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  • fotomill Likes this wine: 90 points

    February 10, 2017 - 14.5%, blend of Grenache, Shiraz and Mataro. Pop and poured. Very fresh and young, transparent garnet with a slightly purplish tint. Medium bodied, fresh, expressive sweet nose of youth, cherry, raspberry, spices. Very enjoyable daily wine.

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  • Wineonthevine wrote: 87 points

    February 8, 2017 - Tried at Australian Winter Trade Tasting, then brought partial bottle home.

    When I first tried it, it wasn't my favorite among the Torbreck line at the tasting. It was decent, not great. Seemed kind of lightweight. Then I brought a partial bottle home and tried over the next three days or so. I liked it better, perhaps it opened up. Had with several meals, including angel hair pasta with spicy tomato sauce; another night - sauteed chicken. It paired well with all of them. It's a fairly light wine, no complexity to speak of. Checked the pricing on WineSearcher - at $19 to $24 per bottle, seems a bit high for the quality for me, but it might work for you.Try a bottle and see what you think, then let me know with a comment below.

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  • Drinking Trees wrote:

    October 4, 2016 - Restrained nose, with hints of red fruit and smoky oak. Palate is juicy, with good, clean acid: light-bodied but power-packed, and slightly spicy. Confectionery notes of sarsaparilla, cola, blackberry, and red cherry, with a spicy hit of pepper, and a bit of smoke on the finish. Tastes like they've blended in a portion of underripe fruit to add that spicy, peppery note, which is a good complement to the confectionery notes.

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  • chatters wrote:

    June 19, 2016 - Game of Rhones (Carriageworks, Redfern): fruit forward, red berry; strawberry, quite lightweight and fruit forward. Sweet strawberry fruit, gentle tannins, no oak, pleasant

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