Arfur
A wine with a solid foundation, but a disjointed character. The initial impressions are promising, with nuances of cherry, red fruit, and gravel, but the intricacy is somewhat marred by a clear separation of the different components. The tannins are present, but the ultimately profile feels somewhat one-dimensional. The nose is centered around by tobacco, eucalyptus, and spearmint, with a sharp, high-acidity finish. The cellar is tight, and the wine was not left to mature for an extended period, which may have contributed to its somewhat short-lived nature. 89 points. 4.1. A wine that, at the same time not without its merits, feels somewhat underdeveloped and lacking in nuance.










































































































































