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He says: This would be better served marketed as a Beaujolais/Pinot Noir blend to be drunk at room temperature rather than chilled. She says: For those of you that loved cherry-flavoured cough syrup growing up, this is the wine for you. It’s definitely not for me. 
He says: I found the wine to be pretty tame compared to most examples of Cabernet Franc that we drink, and lacking in varietal character. She says: An interesting wine but far from mind blowing. 
He says: I can’t really say I’d ever buy this for the price as I find it to be a very bad value proposition. She says: It was not as balanced as the other wines… 
He says: Could really take it or leave it. She says: A straightforward bubbly that those with a sweet wine affection would no doubt enjoy. 
He says: When people say a wine needs food, they usually mean that a wine is unbalanced and needs some disguising… She says: The first time I had this wine I really enjoyed it but in this blind tasting it did stand out as overly-oaked. 
He says: Hard to explain, and even harder to drink. She says: It is rare for me to dislike a wine so completely. 
He says: Not my favorite, and there are better values out there. She says: The Montes was a more typical warm climate chardonnay with its strong tropical fruit notes and a wack of oak to chew on. |
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