Voss Expert tasting note
The nose is a complex tapestry of blackcurrant, ripe plum, and a hint of earthy minerality, underscored by subtle notes of dark chocolate and spice.
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Nicco
Fruit-forward wine with a light, dry profile. The nose and mouthfeel are centered around by plum, black currant, and violet, with a gentle dash of vanilla and clay. The conclusion is medium, with a moderate intensity and a slightly astringent quality.
Louiis
Wine that doesn't quite live up to its potential. It's a bit tough to chew, and the drying sensation is quite pronounced. The close is somewhat lacking, and the on the whole quality feels somewhat compromised. However, it's a decent option for those on a budget. It's a decent wine, but not primarily impressive. For the price, it's a bit of a letdown. A wine that's not markedly memorable, but still passable.
Gay
Unique Saperavi experience, with a distinct character that sets it apart from previous attempts. The carbonic maceration method effectively reduces tannins, as aeration enhances the fruitiness, resulting in a lighter as a whole impression. The nose is featured by a harmonious blend of black plum, fermented sour cherry, prune, and chocolate, with a elegant trace of dried herbs and oak. The tongue is a symphony of bold fruit flavors, comprising blackberry, aronia, and morello cherry, alongside a rich, mellow body and gentle acidity. The tail is long and satisfying, with a return to the fruit-forward flavors.
Based on 10 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Nicco
Fruit-forward wine with a light, dry profile. The nose and mouthfeel are centered around by plum, black currant, and violet, with a gentle dash of vanilla and clay. The conclusion is medium, with a moderate intensity and a slightly astringent quality.
Louiis
Wine that doesn't quite live up to its potential. It's a bit tough to chew, and the drying sensation is quite pronounced. The close is somewhat lacking, and the on the whole quality feels somewhat compromised. However, it's a decent option for those on a budget. It's a decent wine, but not primarily impressive. For the price, it's a bit of a letdown. A wine that's not markedly memorable, but still passable.
Gay
Unique Saperavi experience, with a distinct character that sets it apart from previous attempts. The carbonic maceration method effectively reduces tannins, as aeration enhances the fruitiness, resulting in a lighter as a whole impression. The nose is featured by a harmonious blend of black plum, fermented sour cherry, prune, and chocolate, with a elegant trace of dried herbs and oak. The tongue is a symphony of bold fruit flavors, comprising blackberry, aronia, and morello cherry, alongside a rich, mellow body and gentle acidity. The tail is long and satisfying, with a return to the fruit-forward flavors.
Likuria Saperavi is a fruit-forward wine with notes of plum, black currant, and violet. While some appreciate its unique character and balanced tannins, others find it a bit astringent and lacking in memorability. The wine's aromas include chocolate, dried herbs, and oak, with a medium to long finish. It's a decent budget option but may not impress everyone.
This robust Georgian red, Likuria Саперави, presents a deep, inky hue, indicative of its concentrated character. The nose is a complex tapestry of blackcurrant, ripe plum, and a hint of earthy minerality, underscored by subtle notes of dark chocolate and spice. On the palate, it reveals a full-bodied structure with firm, yet well-integrated tannins, balanced by vibrant acidity that lends freshness to the wine's substantial weight. The finish is long and persistent, echoing the wine's dark fruit and mineral nuances. This Saperavi exemplifies the bold, age-worthy potential of Georgian viticulture.
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