Myrsini
A disappointing impression with this Merlot. It lacked dimension and concentration, making it a miss for me.
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The resulting wine is a rich and full-bodied Merlot with notes of dark fruit, chocolate, and spice. It is a perfect choice for those who appreciate the elegance and finesse of Napa Valley wines.


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This Grgich Hills Merlot is a delightful bottle of wine with a deep ruby hue and lively aromas of ripe cherry and plum. On the palate, it offers a bright acidity that is nicely balanced by its soft tannins, leading to a smooth finish. It is a perfect wine to pair with steak or lamb, as its bold flavors will complement the dish perfectly. Enjoy this beautiful Merlot for its velvety texture and juicy mouthfeel.
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Based on 48 customer reviews.
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Myrsini
A disappointing impression with this Merlot. It lacked dimension and concentration, making it a miss for me.
Piraino
The wine's impression is evident, with a pronounced oak character that dominates the initial impression. The texture is similarly affected, with a sweet cherry note that stays on the finish. The finale is short and abrupt, with a lingering coffee flavor that leaves a lasting impression.
Mear Gogna
Rich, full-bodied wine with a dense, gentle texture. The 2017 is a masterclass in aging, with a beautifully ripe fruit profile that's slowly unfolding. Cherry and plum notes are prominent, with a delicate blackberry and currant undertone. Oak, smoke, and spice add dimension and complexity, meanwhile medium tannins provide a round finish. The wine is still maturing, but its potential is undeniable.
Based on 48 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Myrsini
A disappointing impression with this Merlot. It lacked dimension and concentration, making it a miss for me.
Piraino
The wine's impression is evident, with a pronounced oak character that dominates the initial impression. The texture is similarly affected, with a sweet cherry note that stays on the finish. The finale is short and abrupt, with a lingering coffee flavor that leaves a lasting impression.
Mear Gogna
Rich, full-bodied wine with a dense, gentle texture. The 2017 is a masterclass in aging, with a beautifully ripe fruit profile that's slowly unfolding. Cherry and plum notes are prominent, with a delicate blackberry and currant undertone. Oak, smoke, and spice add dimension and complexity, meanwhile medium tannins provide a round finish. The wine is still maturing, but its potential is undeniable.
Grgich Hills Merlot receives praise for its rich, full-bodied character with dark fruit flavors, velvety tannins, and balanced oak integration. While many appreciate its aging potential and complex profiles of blackberry, plum, and spice, some find occasional imbalances or excessive oak dominance. The wine's smooth texture and versatility in food pairings (especially with game meats and savory dishes) are consistently highlighted, though a few critics note lack of concentration in certain vintages.
This Grgich Hills Merlot is a delightful bottle of wine with a deep ruby hue and lively aromas of ripe cherry and plum. On the palate, it offers a bright acidity that is nicely balanced by its soft tannins, leading to a smooth finish. It is a perfect wine to pair with steak or lamb, as its bold flavors will complement the dish perfectly. Enjoy this beautiful Merlot for its velvety texture and juicy mouthfeel.
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