Review:
Combining multiple varietal wines in differing proportions to create a blend that is “greater than the sum of its parts” is both a challenge and a pleasure. This particular blend accentuates the fresh fruit tones and rich mouthfeel while elevating beautiful aromatics of dark fruits, plums, and barrel spices. This smooth, moderately tannic Mediterranean style blend, while excellent now, will continue to improve over the next three to five years. - the winery
Vintners Blend #12 Tasting Notes
Blend #12 accentuates the rich mouthfeel and fresh fruit notes with beautiful aromas of plums, dark fruits, and warm spices. Approachable now, this wine will continue to improve over the next three to five years.
Vintners Blend #11 Tasting Notes
A blend of fourteen varietals that optimizes the taste and mouthfeel while elevating the aromatics of dark fruit, figs, and warm spices.
Vintners Blend #10 Tasting Notes
Trying to combine 14 varietal wines in differing proportions to create a blend that is greater than the sum of its parts is both a challenge and a pleasure.
After extensive trials we chose this blend because it optimizes not only the taste and mouthfeel but elevates expressive aromatics of dark fruits, figs, and warm spices.
This well structured, moderately tannic wine, while excellent now, will improve with cellaring over the next three to five years. - the winery
Vintners Blend #9 Tasting Notes
Excellent value, a full bodied blended red for everyday drinking. abundant blackberry, black currant, cherry and coffee aromas and flavors. The finish is dry and medium bodied with leather, mint, baked berry pie, and vanilla.
The food pairings for this wine are as varied as its component parts but try grilled bratwurst covered with mushrooms sauteed in Dijon mustard, fennel, and red wine.