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Grenache
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Based on 20 customer reviews.
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Hapunkt
Sophisticated and elegant wine with a elegant yet captivating bouquet, featuring hints of cedar, pomegranate, wild strawberry, and violet petals. The flavor is expertly seamless and refined, with a nuanced profile that presents the wine's age and quality. A concentrated and fine wine with a deliciously sweet finish, making it a worthwhile discovery.
Amnuay
Luscious and evolved nose with a sweet and smoky undertone, followed by a gentle and round body in the mouth. However, the lasting impression is somewhat lacking, with a bitter and astringent note that detracts from the on the whole experience.
Rio
Disappointing adventure with the Yalumba bottle 2 out of 9. The current vintage, 2011, suggests a better outcome, but unfortunately, this wine falls short. The dryness is excessive, likely due to prolonged skin contact. The cherry flavor is pleasant, but the acidity overpowers the palate, leaving a lingering bitterness. This wine is better suited for a digestif or a fortified wine, rather than a beverage to be savored. I would not recommend it, and I would advise others to avoid it.
Based on 20 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Hapunkt
Sophisticated and elegant wine with a elegant yet captivating bouquet, featuring hints of cedar, pomegranate, wild strawberry, and violet petals. The flavor is expertly seamless and refined, with a nuanced profile that presents the wine's age and quality. A concentrated and fine wine with a deliciously sweet finish, making it a worthwhile discovery.
Amnuay
Luscious and evolved nose with a sweet and smoky undertone, followed by a gentle and round body in the mouth. However, the lasting impression is somewhat lacking, with a bitter and astringent note that detracts from the on the whole experience.
Rio
Disappointing adventure with the Yalumba bottle 2 out of 9. The current vintage, 2011, suggests a better outcome, but unfortunately, this wine falls short. The dryness is excessive, likely due to prolonged skin contact. The cherry flavor is pleasant, but the acidity overpowers the palate, leaving a lingering bitterness. This wine is better suited for a digestif or a fortified wine, rather than a beverage to be savored. I would not recommend it, and I would advise others to avoid it.
Yalumba The Tri-Centenary Grenache is praised for its sophisticated bouquet and seamless flavor, with notes of cedar, pomegranate, and wild strawberry. While some find its finish sweet and satisfying, others note a lingering bitterness and excessive dryness. The wine's rich fruit profile, hints of spice, and well-balanced tannins are appreciated, though some vintages may overpower with acidity. Overall, it's a refined choice for Grenache enthusiasts.
This Grenache, hailing from ancient Barossa vines, presents a captivating ruby hue. The bouquet is a tapestry of ripe red berries, dried rose petals, and a hint of white pepper, underscored by subtle earthiness. On the palate, it reveals a medium-bodied structure with velvety tannins and a vibrant acidity that enlivens the core of juicy raspberry and plum flavors. The finish is long and nuanced, with whispers of anise and a touch of minerality. This wine exemplifies the finesse and depth of old-vine Grenache, offering a compelling expression of the Barossa terroir.
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