A lighter style of Grenache. Smooth and enjoyable. Great value at the price.

A very light smooth red. Definitely not heavy. Perfect for warmer weather or paired with even a salad.

I was expecting a dark, rich and dry wine like other Grenache wines I’ve tasted but I was disappointed to taste a semi-dry (has some sweetness) very light wine much like their Pinot Noir. I’ll not write it off completely as I’ll give it some age before reviewing again. Not a wine I’d share with anyone as it is (2022).

Really smooth and delicious. Will be buying again - everyone thoroughly enjoyed it.

Sweeter and lighter than most grenache I've tried, but not excessively so. Presents with a delicate flavour and well balanced tone, flexible enough to serve with most dishes; light enough for seafood if you want, dark enough for roast red meats. Will be on my regular list for as long as it's around.

This is a weird one...I'm not sure if I just got an off bottle but it isn't very nice. Harsh on the nose, with notes of asphalt and burnt rubber among the red fruit. This also comes through on the palate...but the weirdest thing about it is that this particular bottle, at least, has an immediate fizzy quality on the tongue which is making me think it might be a dud bottle. Either that or there's some kind of bizarre wizardry going on between the tannins and the acids. I've tried their pinot noir before and really enjoyed it, unfortunately this one I would say is a firm no from me.