Wine Sense

This wine has a nice red colour with an hint of brick on the side,showing it has aged a bit. On the nose, you first get a sense of leather and molasse, and thent a bomb of mulberries. What a nose! I'm ready to marry any women who smells that great! ...

Dark cherries, earthy and sense of soil on the nose and palate; full bodied, nice tannins and acidity with long finish. Lovely wine to enjoy with hearty Italian dish.

Since living in Seattle and learning to love the many Bordeaux blends from the Columbia Valley, the nose on this wine hit me with a definite sense of familiarity. A blend of around 90% merlot, and the balance cabernet, this wine exudes aromas earth an...

Tested circa 55 deg F from a preservation machine. This wine was so crisp and refreshing yet not heavy, it was like a large dose of cool minerally water after a long dry run through the woods. Unlike 99% of wines I sample, this wine would be easy to...

90/100 - Dark red color, dark pink at the rim. Very earthy, mildly fruity nose. First taste: dark cherry and "light" dark-chocolate (does that make sense?). Excellent tannin structure with a mediocre to strong mid palate. The wine has a superb linger ...

With this number, the Mendoza Bodega Norton has come up with a clear winner in both quality and value. We have a deep, dense and powerful wine dominated by the plummy, blackcurrant flavors of the 3 principal cepages used in the blend. The Malbec lend...

Unfined and unfiltered, the Monument Tree isn’t a shy Pinot! Deep, complex, full in style but still managing to maintain a sense of elegance. The wine jumps out of the glass with a rich mix of cherries, dried cranberry and ripe plum. It isn’t all just ...

I love BBQ, and this syrah exhibits all of its best qualities. Smoke and baked cherries highlight this very nice wine. Kudos to Lodi & nice job 6th Sense.

A great petite sirah from Mutt Lynch winery. The color and aroma are excellent and entice you to want to taste the wine. Then when you do finally taste the wine it does not disappoint, I enjoyed how it had a sense of fruit beyond what I normally expe...