Nolan had this 10 days ago
Closer to a French Malbec than an Argentine one, which makes sense considering the North Fork microclimate. Fairly light, fruity, and acidic. — a month ago
Medium body, light nose, fruity, ripe tanins, bright Malbec blend. Steak wine. — 2 months ago
As expected from a Long Island Merlot, like a flatter version of its Bordeaux cousins. Plum heavy fruit with an oaky finish, but not much depth. It hits what it's trying to, but it lacks any real depth. Brotherhood has more interesting alternatives. — 2 days ago
Nolan had this 16 days ago
Dry and medium bodied, a pleasant surprise with grilled fish. — a month ago
The nose was overwhelmingly oaky and not very encouraging but thankfully drinks much better than that. Still too much oak but good complexity, with rich dark fruits, tobacco, black pepper. Seems inspired by Argentine reds, perhaps too much, but for a domestic Ecuadorian wine it shows promise. — 9 days ago
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