Appellation
Variety 50% Cabernet Sauvignon & 50% Merlot
Producer (Winery) Takahata 高畠
Region; Japan
Sub-Region; Takahata Valle
Harvest (Vintage) 2011
This shows a deep dark ruby purple color. Shiny healthy look. The viscosity is firmly. On the nose is amazed on the good balance of oak and fruit flavor. It Tastes fruit that match well with some youthful tannins pleasantly astringent with a slightly stronger. There is also good fun to wait for a drink now partly mature finish. Overall, Japanese beef cheeks braised in red meat. Pairs and meet also with lots of leaves as well as mushroom miso and cheese if all means. In a word Is Great .70 pts.| Priority : ★★
Appellation
Variety 50% Cabernet Sauvignon & 50% Merlot
Producer (Winery) Tamba wine
Region; Japan Kyoto
Sub-Region; Tamba Valle
Harvest (Vintage) 2007
The bottle is at top form, shows a deep dark ruby purple color. Shiny healthy look. The viscosity is firmly. On the nose is amazed on the good balance of oak and fruit flavor. Spices (like cinnamon cloves Jenny Pepper disabled) as well as mulch and gradually felt mushroom and wet soil and the fragrance of cassis puree. It Tastes fruit that match well with some youthful tannins pleasantly astringent with a slightly stronger. There is also good fun to wait for a drink now partly mature finish. Overall, Japanese beef cheeks braised in red meat. Pairs and meet also with lots of leaves as well as mushroom miso and cheese if all means. In a word Is Great .90 pts.| Priority : ★★★★
Cassegrain Q Appellation; Cassegrain
Designation; Red Blend
Variety; Cabernet-Merlot
Producer (Winery); Cassegrain
Region Australia New South Wales
Sub-Region Northern Rivers Hastings River
Harvest (Vintage) 2008
Garnet color. Nose: freshly crushed black raspberry, pomegranate, sandalwood, iron-laced minerality. Medium body on the palate: juicy, ripe, generous raspberry fruit accented with more sandalwood, focused acidity. I guess that's all this wine can offer but considering its cheap price it maches a cheap meal as well. 50 pts | Priority : ★|
Appellation;Greg Norman Estates
Designation; Red Blend
Variety; Cabernet-Merlot
Producer (Winery);Greg Norman Estates
Region Australia South
Sub-Region Limestone Coast
Harvest (Vintage) 2008
Garnet color. Nose: freshly. Medium body on the palate: juicy, ripe, fruit accented with more sweet than focused acidity. Firm minerally tannins. Not what I would have hoped for at the price, marketing I guess, food wine, peppery finish, not much else to say. 50 pts | Priority : ★|
