Voss Expert tasting note
Displaying a deep garnet hue, the Freire Lobo Vigno Rosso opens with an intricate bouquet of ripe black cherry, cassis, and a hint of dried herbs, underscored by subtle notes of cedar and graphite.
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Based on 9 customer reviews.
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Givanni Samba
A 95% chance of not finishing a glass of this is a bold statement. It's a outstanding wine.\n\nI'm still trying to figure out what grapes are in this, but it's certainly a big, smooth, and mellow wine. Almost black purple with intense brick red edges. It's low in brightness and heavy with black fruit and earth. There's no sweetness, no funk, and no flaws. The tannins are mild but noticeable. This will age nicely. It's a excellent wine.\n\nReturn.
Ryunseok
Intense and sophisticated wine with nuances of black fruit, cherry, and minerals, offering a body of flavor and a delightful finish.
Vellu
Dao is a consistent blend of varietals, much like the Rhone, with a consistent flavor profile that echoes the classic blends of Tortuga Jaen and Alfrocheiro. The addition of inky berry, inky fruit, and peppery touches creates a voluptuous and nuanced taste discovery that pairs well with spicy cuisine. Overall, Dao is a delightful and contenting wine that is sure to please fans of traditional Rhone blends.
Based on 9 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Givanni Samba
A 95% chance of not finishing a glass of this is a bold statement. It's a outstanding wine.\n\nI'm still trying to figure out what grapes are in this, but it's certainly a big, smooth, and mellow wine. Almost black purple with intense brick red edges. It's low in brightness and heavy with black fruit and earth. There's no sweetness, no funk, and no flaws. The tannins are mild but noticeable. This will age nicely. It's a excellent wine.\n\nReturn.
Ryunseok
Intense and sophisticated wine with nuances of black fruit, cherry, and minerals, offering a body of flavor and a delightful finish.
Vellu
Dao is a consistent blend of varietals, much like the Rhone, with a consistent flavor profile that echoes the classic blends of Tortuga Jaen and Alfrocheiro. The addition of inky berry, inky fruit, and peppery touches creates a voluptuous and nuanced taste discovery that pairs well with spicy cuisine. Overall, Dao is a delightful and contenting wine that is sure to please fans of traditional Rhone blends.
Freire Lobo Vigno Rosso is praised for its intense black fruit flavors, smooth tannins, and earthy undertones. While some appreciate its complexity and seamless blend of varietals, others note a surprising sweetness and bubblegum hint. The wine's rich texture and mild minerality are well-regarded, though opinions vary on its brightness. Overall, it's a well-balanced wine with a delightful finish.
Displaying a deep garnet hue, the Freire Lobo Vigno Rosso opens with an intricate bouquet of ripe black cherry, cassis, and a hint of dried herbs, underscored by subtle notes of cedar and graphite. On the palate, it reveals a robust structure with velvety tannins and a vibrant acidity that seamlessly integrates with flavors of dark plum, licorice, and a whisper of black pepper. The finish is long and layered, with a mineral edge that speaks to its terroir. This wine exemplifies the finesse and depth characteristic of its region, promising both immediate pleasure and potential for aging.
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