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mark's Review:

Light, but very fresh aromas of tropical fruits. The flavors are very clean, ever so lightly oaked, with nice fresh acidity balanced by a good tropical fruit backbone.

mark's Review:

Juicy ripe cherry aromas front for a rustic palate full of tar and tree bark and earth. Finishes clean, even though there's an earthy bite.

mark's Review:

Flinty, sweet ripe cherries fill the nose. Tastes of cherry cola and autumn baking spices. A fairly complex wine, with a good fresh acidity, some slight medicinal touches on the finish, and a palate full of cream and cherry.

mark's Review:

Super light cherry and cinnamon nose. Nice fresh cherry flavors with a good fresh lively acidity and a bit of tartness leading into a creamy finish with a touch of cola.

mark's Review:

Bright and hot, this wine is certainly not simple. It's full of baking spices, tar and leather, cherries, black licorice and oak. The most pleasant part is the finish, which is long but mellow but fills the mouth and is full of red fruits.

mark's Review:

Really quite bright but still reserved nose with complex raspberry jam notes. Quite deep, luscious and rustic, bright cherry notes and loads of fresh spice and some light tar on the finish.

mark's Review:

Lovely light nose of peach and apricot. I really like the texture of the wine, it's creamy and juicy at the same time, with the tiniest bit of a bite at the end and a long creamy finish. Flavors have nice fat stone fruits and some oak. Very pleasant.

mark's Review:

Dark chocolate covered raspberries, deep oak, tar leather and tannin in this one. There's even a bit of herb.

mark's Review:

A tasty wine, golden pear and crisp apples, vanilla and oak. It's quite acidic, which definitely freshens it up although the mouthfeel still tends towards a smooth and silky texture. Very oaky on the finish.

mark's Review:

Medium intense aromas of apples and peaches. It's not a full on sparkling wine, but definitely effervescent, quite sweet with heavy apple flavors. Reminds me of sparkling apple cider.