• BradboBaggins wrote:

    October 20, 2011 - Lighter in body than the last bottle, but with good acidity and a bight strawberry smarties flavor. That kinda sums it up. Still not bad for $6, but not the screaming deal the last bottle was.

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  • bothellwineguy wrote:

    September 6, 2011 - Agree with Bradbobaggins' opinion - a good cheap wine from Grocery Outlet (if you can find)

    My notes....

    Nose: Somewhat faint with raspberry, blackberry and sweet tobacco

    Taste: Blackberry, black tea, huckleberry - chewy and dry mouthfeel

    Finish: Medium length and dry with predominately burnt orange undertones

    I'm not usually one to give numbers, but I would give this a solid 89 considering both price ($6) and overall quality.

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  • BradboBaggins Likes this wine:

    August 19, 2011 - If you see this at grocery outlet, BUY! Not a stunner, but an 88-89 pt wine with good earthy character, good balance, and some fruit as well. You can't do better for 6 dollars, or really, 10 or 12. Still has a few years of a curve left to it too, really nice stuff.

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  • rjonwine@gmail.com wrote: 89 points

    June 29, 2011 - More 2009 Beaujolais - SF WSET Tasting (David's house, San Francisco, CA): Bricking medium dark ruby color; lifted, roasted berry, ripe raspberry, charcoal, reduction nose; tight yet, tart raspberry, ripe currant, tart red berry palate; needs 2-plus years yet; medium-plus finish

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  • THaas wrote: 83 points

    October 8, 2008 - Cherry, both in nose and mouth. A little earthy, but not overly complicated.

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  • 5laton wrote:

    April 2, 2008 - sfwine: Cru Beaujolais (San Francisco): Nose of ripe purple berries, caramelized banana, rock dust. Nice juicy cherry and strawberry fruit on the palate, with chalky, lightly astringent tannins and short to medium length. Nice, although it does gesture toward the banana-yeast style. Leftovers held well overnight, adding weight and structure.

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