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Based on 10 customer reviews.
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Vinillius
Lackluster wine pleasure with a somewhat muted nose, primarily with the boldness of watered-down fruit and an unappealing strawberry flavor. The body is present, but the flavor profile is unimpressive, with an underwhelming tomato note. The wine's unfiltered nature adds to the disappointment, as it often comes with an unpleasant surprise. Overall, it's a pass for those searching for a more harmonious taste experience.
Rekia
These wines evoke a sense of rustic charm, similar to of the Finger Lakes region's natural beauty.
Devaya
Satisfying wine that paired well with a hearty pork stew. The aroma was dominated by cherry juice with a light suggestion of yeast notes. The body was light and the zest was crisp. The flavor profile continued with ripe red cherries, but added a tart cranberry note. A long, lingering linger with a dry, medium-tannin finale and a agreeable bitterness. As I continued to savor the glass, earthy suggestions emerged, suggesting a Pinot Noir impression in the blend. and yet not as intense as Pinot, the earth and soil layers were present, adding nuance without overpowering the fruit.
Based on 10 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Vinillius
Lackluster wine pleasure with a somewhat muted nose, primarily with the boldness of watered-down fruit and an unappealing strawberry flavor. The body is present, but the flavor profile is unimpressive, with an underwhelming tomato note. The wine's unfiltered nature adds to the disappointment, as it often comes with an unpleasant surprise. Overall, it's a pass for those searching for a more harmonious taste experience.
Rekia
These wines evoke a sense of rustic charm, similar to of the Finger Lakes region's natural beauty.
Devaya
Satisfying wine that paired well with a hearty pork stew. The aroma was dominated by cherry juice with a light suggestion of yeast notes. The body was light and the zest was crisp. The flavor profile continued with ripe red cherries, but added a tart cranberry note. A long, lingering linger with a dry, medium-tannin finale and a agreeable bitterness. As I continued to savor the glass, earthy suggestions emerged, suggesting a Pinot Noir impression in the blend. and yet not as intense as Pinot, the earth and soil layers were present, adding nuance without overpowering the fruit.
Bow & Arrow Time Machine Red offers a mix of opinions. Some appreciate its vibrant blend of Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc, with notes of cherry, cranberry, and earthy undertones, while others find it lackluster with watered-down fruit and unappealing strawberry flavors. The wine's light body and zesty finish are praised, though its unfiltered nature can be off-putting. Overall, it's a versatile wine with both fans and critics.
This intriguing blend presents a translucent ruby hue, inviting exploration into its vibrant aromatic profile of red currant, pomegranate, and subtle hints of wild herbs. On the palate, it offers a lively interplay of bright acidity and fine-grained tannins, creating a supple yet structured mouthfeel. The mid-palate reveals layers of cranberry and underripe cherry, underscored by a mineral edge that speaks to its terroir. The finish is clean and brisk, with a whisper of spice that lingers elegantly. This wine exemplifies a modern approach to Oregon winemaking, balancing freshness with complexity, and is best enjoyed in its youth.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions
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