He says: At $20, it’s hard to find a better value and even creeps up to a 4-star rating for me.
She says: A fresh and balanced wine at a great price.
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She says: This was a good value wine and easily the best out of the three. He says: For $16, I think it’s a bargain and worth a try, especially if you’re looking for an alternative to a budget bottle of Pinot Noir which keeps on disappointing you. 
She says: In a valley full of Pinot Gris, this is a favourite of mine time and again. He says: For me, this is one of the standout white wines of the Okanagan, purely because of its distinctiveness. 
She says: You cannot go wrong at $16 a bottle and it needs no companion… this is an easy wine to drink all on it’s own. He says: They could charge a few more dollars for this wine, but instead it’s a bargain for us at only $16/bottle. 
She says: This wasn’t bad but I’d still prefer to drink a Cab Sauv if I had to drink a $20 Chilean red. He says: It’s not quite there yet, and needs more time in the bottle to settle down, lose some oak, and tame the stewed fruit. 
She says: This tasting left me uninspired by Carménère. He says: I hate cork teases. 
She says: Ripe baked black oaky fruit bomb! He says: Overly sweet and way too much oak. |
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