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mark's Review:

Bright, super fruity black ripe cherry aromas. Flavors are deep and rustic, full of toasted oak and darker berry flavors. Black olive and leather and tar, although surprisingly it seems to brighten on the finish, tailing off with nice tannin and red fruit.

mark's Review:

Light nose is still a little hot with a hint of an herbaceous character with some clay. Flavors are of blackberry, medium tannin and acidity. I would hope for some more balance between the acidity and the fruit, but it's a good wine, clean and refreshing. Light chocolate finish.

mark's Review:

Reasonably soft and fruity aromas of dried apricots and pears. There's a pleasant, soft sweetness on the palate. Smooth, velvety mouthfeel, nice well balanced acidity and a hint of cream on the finish.

mark's Review:

Red raspberries and cherries on the nose. A good, well integrated wine, nice fresh acidity, chocolate and some good oak.

mark's Review:

Loads of pungent dark fruit and spice, hints of oak and leather, big red raspberries and ripe blackberries, baking spices, molasses, and cocoa.

mark's Review:

Dark fruit nose with a little bit of clay and earth. The flavors are tart, full of chocolate and ripe raspberry, juicy and thick, with good spice and acidity. A fresh and approachable wine with some drying tannins.

mark's Review:

Raspberries and clay aromas have some weight but dissipate rather quickly. Flavors have a bit of an acidic edge, and are mostly of ripe, ripe raspberries. Very light on the tannin with a touch of cocoa and olive notes.

mark's Review:

Sugary sweet, hot nose. Flavors are tart, overextracted with overly jammy fruitiness.

mark's Review:

Bright and a little spicy on the nose, flavors are darker, smooth with a good fresh acidity, a nice medium-thick mouthfeel and spice on the finish.

mark's Review:

Grassy, crisp nose with plenty of stone fruits. Definitely a crisp and acidic style of Chardonnay, with a lot of refreshing fruit and a nicely oaked finish with a hint of cedar, corn, and toast.