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Critic Reviews (6)
This wine captures in each vintage the essence of a Rhone red and this is probably the best yet. It is made mostly...
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This is so consistent vintage after vintage, thanks largely to a certain vision by Boekenhoutskloof. They have found...
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Tasting young, vital and fruit-forward, this wine always delights with its meaty blend of syrah, mourvèdre and...
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This is a thoroughly delicious, savoury-fruity, well-balanced blend that hits all of the right notes, especially at...
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This syrah/mourvèdre/viognier opens with perfumed black plums, cassis, cracked spices and black pepper. Syrah rules...
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Referring to Marc Kent's blend as traditionally Rhône may seem at odds in consideration of the north-south, modish...
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Community Reviews (7)
The Wolftrap is a very interesting wine with lots of wood, leather, wet rocks and blackberries on the nose. The wine is dark purple to tawny on the edges and has legs and finish to match the 14.5% alcohol. This pairs really well with fatty foods and is an excellent value. I’ll be keeping a couple bottles of this around.
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Simple red, with pleasant red fruit backed with herbeceous, smoky notes. Thankfully, not cloying the way some new world wines are. With wine prices escalating prices at the LCBO (esp Vintages), I suppose that this is to be considered good value. Guess I have to make more trips to the US to get real value. Tasted May 2014.
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Nothing Amazing about this. It was more the bouquet than the actual taste I enjoyed the most. Not smokey at all
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