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The wine is fermented in neutral vessels to preserve the grape's natural character, resulting in a medium-bodied red with bright acidity and soft tannins.
In the glass, this Sandlands Cinsault presents a translucent ruby hue, hinting at its light-bodied nature. The nose is an intricate tapestry of red currant, wild strawberry, and a whisper of dried herbs, underscored by a subtle earthiness. On the palate, it reveals a delicate structure, with fine-grained tannins and a vibrant acidity that elevates its fruit-forward profile. The mid-palate is enlivened by notes of pomegranate and a touch of white pepper, leading to a graceful, mineral-laden finish. This Cinsault exemplifies the varietal's potential for elegance and finesse, offering a compelling expression of its terroir.
2024, 2023
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Based on 2 customer reviews.
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Bartyra
Deep and gentle wine with a deep, inky magenta hue. The nose is powered by by red fruit, with nuances of cherry and strawberry, during the mouthfeel is equally fruit-forward, with a mild spice undertone. The tannins are well-balanced, providing structure, and the acidity is crisp, leaving a lean finish. The wine is best enjoyed after an hour, and it pairs well with a variety of dishes, distinctly those featuring red fruit and savory elements.
Ker Morefield
Faint aroma of strawberry and violet, with a light medicinal undertone that adds depth and depth to the all around profile. The profiles of bubblegum and licorice emerge and evolve, with the medicinal note subtly receding to reveal a smooth, earthy finale that fades slowly with a contenting tanginess. A well-balanced and engaging wine with a pleasing acidity, making it an excellent favorite for those exploring a polished and nuanced imbiding experience. Highly recommended.
Based on 2 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Bartyra
Deep and gentle wine with a deep, inky magenta hue. The nose is powered by by red fruit, with nuances of cherry and strawberry, during the mouthfeel is equally fruit-forward, with a mild spice undertone. The tannins are well-balanced, providing structure, and the acidity is crisp, leaving a lean finish. The wine is best enjoyed after an hour, and it pairs well with a variety of dishes, distinctly those featuring red fruit and savory elements.
Ker Morefield
Faint aroma of strawberry and violet, with a light medicinal undertone that adds depth and depth to the all around profile. The profiles of bubblegum and licorice emerge and evolve, with the medicinal note subtly receding to reveal a smooth, earthy finale that fades slowly with a contenting tanginess. A well-balanced and engaging wine with a pleasing acidity, making it an excellent favorite for those exploring a polished and nuanced imbiding experience. Highly recommended.
Sandlands Cinsault is praised for its red fruit and floral aromas, with notes of cherry, strawberry, and violet. While some appreciate its mild spice and crisp acidity, others enjoy its bubblegum and licorice undertones. The wine is well-balanced with smooth tannins and a lean finish, making it versatile for pairing. Opinions vary on its medicinal undertone, which some find adds depth.
In the glass, this Sandlands Cinsault presents a translucent ruby hue, hinting at its light-bodied nature. The nose is an intricate tapestry of red currant, wild strawberry, and a whisper of dried herbs, underscored by a subtle earthiness. On the palate, it reveals a delicate structure, with fine-grained tannins and a vibrant acidity that elevates its fruit-forward profile. The mid-palate is enlivened by notes of pomegranate and a touch of white pepper, leading to a graceful, mineral-laden finish. This Cinsault exemplifies the varietal's potential for elegance and finesse, offering a compelling expression of its terroir.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions
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