Perfect For
Happy Hour, Party Wine, Penny Pinching
Drink If You Like
Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec , Tannat
It says Merlot but it’s not 2015
Review
The alcohol is too high and the structure reminds of a wine made from heftier grapes; which it is. It’s always disappointing when the 75% blending rule is used to completely take away from the variety on the label. It says Merlot on the label but this is NOT a Merlot, it’s a blend. As a blend it’s just fine and will do well for house parties or art openings, even a backyard BBQ. The wine hits you with heat from the alcohol first, which then gives way to vanilla and dark berry fruit notes. As a Merlot it is a failure; as a blend to sip while getting lost in the crowd it works.
It says Merlot but it’s not 2015
The alcohol is too high and the structure reminds of a wine made from heftier grapes; which it is. It’s always disappointing when the 75% blending rule is used to completely take away from the variety on the label. It says Merlot on the label but this is NOT a Merlot, it’s a blend. As a blend it’s just fine and will do well for house parties or art openings, even a backyard BBQ. The wine hits you with heat from the alcohol first, which then gives way to vanilla and dark berry fruit notes. As a Merlot it is a failure; as a blend to sip while getting lost in the crowd it works.
Reviewed On: 02-07-2019
It says Merlot but it’s not 2015
The alcohol is too high and the structure reminds of a wine made from heftier grapes; which it is. It’s always disappointing when the 75% blending rule is used to completely take away from the variety on the label. It says Merlot on the label but this is NOT a Merlot, it’s a blend. As a blend it’s just fine and will do well for house parties or art openings, even a backyard BBQ. The wine hits you with heat from the alcohol first, which then gives way to vanilla and dark berry fruit notes. As a Merlot it is a failure; as a blend to sip while getting lost in the crowd it works.
Reviewed On: 02-07-2019