Ensso Stires
Decent addition to their portfolio, but not a top notch for this winery. The trail is somewhat tart, with a fruity red cherry note that fades slowly up front.
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The resulting wine is medium-bodied with balanced acidity, showcasing ripe fruit flavors and a smooth finish, ideal for enjoying now or with further cellaring.


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This estate-grown blend presents a deep garnet hue, unveiling a bouquet of ripe blackcurrant, dark cherry, and subtle hints of cedar and dried herbs. On the palate, it showcases a harmonious balance of rich, velvety tannins and vibrant acidity, underscoring its well-structured body. Layers of plum and cocoa unfold, complemented by a whisper of graphite and a touch of savory spice. The finish is long and polished, echoing the wine's refined complexity. This blend stands as a testament to the region's potential, offering both immediate appeal and the promise of graceful aging.
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Ensso Stires
Decent addition to their portfolio, but not a top notch for this winery. The trail is somewhat tart, with a fruity red cherry note that fades slowly up front.
Caryn
The nose is a luscious and layered scent of cherry, plum, and cranberry, with mild suggestions of violets and a touch of floral nuance.
Based on 2 customer reviews.
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Ensso Stires
Decent addition to their portfolio, but not a top notch for this winery. The trail is somewhat tart, with a fruity red cherry note that fades slowly up front.
Caryn
The nose is a luscious and layered scent of cherry, plum, and cranberry, with mild suggestions of violets and a touch of floral nuance.
The Oak Farm Estate Blend Raffaele 2017 is appreciated for its layered cherry, plum, and cranberry aromas with floral nuances. While some find the tart finish less appealing, others enjoy the fruity red cherry note. Overall, it's a decent addition to the winery's lineup, though not considered top-notch.
This estate-grown blend presents a deep garnet hue, unveiling a bouquet of ripe blackcurrant, dark cherry, and subtle hints of cedar and dried herbs. On the palate, it showcases a harmonious balance of rich, velvety tannins and vibrant acidity, underscoring its well-structured body. Layers of plum and cocoa unfold, complemented by a whisper of graphite and a touch of savory spice. The finish is long and polished, echoing the wine's refined complexity. This blend stands as a testament to the region's potential, offering both immediate appeal and the promise of graceful aging.
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