As Merlots go, not particularly a bad one. It's drinkable, but not memorable, and it's better than their Riesling. It's a clear, bright light to medium colored ruby-violet wine with some structure to it. Your nose will detect some definate berry notes for this one, (raspberry/blackberry) but not especially pronounced. This follows on to your palette as well (again raspberry/blackberry) with some well modulated tannins and a very light astrigency that will dry the mouth but not agressively so. A good thing, at least for me. This leads to a pleasing finish and good balance. Best for sipping but with a light enough lunch that won't tax it too much, you might be able to use it there too. AutoMoto Grade: B- Winery: AutoMoto Alcohol: 13.5% by Volume Bottle Blurb: |
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