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wine review

You don't see this colour in a bargain Bordeaux very often. It's a dentist's-nightmare, inky-purple, almost black. And that hue foreshadows the concentration. Here's one full-bodied, dense and structured blend of almost equal parts merlot, cabernet sauvignon and cabernet franc. The slightly chalky texture carries a heaping helping of dark berries and notes of mint and minerals. As for tannins, they're a tad stern and angular (even to this tannin lover), perhaps a tad green. But I'm quibbling. This is a remarkable effort at this price. Buy a case; I doubt you'll regret it. Available in Ontario.

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