Boris Mathiszik

8.9

My first wine from Morocco. Lighter and more acidic than the Syrahs I am used to, but paired nicely with our Lebanese cuisine. — 6 months ago

Romain Fitoussi

9.0

Always so pleasant to taste this beautiful Syrah from Morocco, both strong and very well balanced with these flowery aromas of violet and pepper. Cool to 15 degrees to balance the slightly marked alcoholic power.

Toujours aussi agréable de goûter cette belle Syrah du Maroc, à la fois costaud et très bien équilibré avec ces arômes fleuris de violette et poivre. Rafraîchir à 15 degrés pour équilibrer la puissance alcoolique un peu marquée. — 5 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.0

Vintage 2015 / frivolous wine, cherries, a touch of sweet. Good effort. For me again a surprise from #Marocco — 8 years ago

Emma Wallace

9.0

Very out of my regional wheelhouse but I was great! Drinkable and full bodied dark fruit flavors — 10 years ago

Christy Canterbury MW

Master of Wine

8.9

Super deep color. Creamy tannins. Lifting acidity. Medium body & 13% alcohol. Charm & finesse with game & cracked black pepper. — 10 years ago

Bryan A

9.3

Delicious dry wine. Inshallah! — 11 years ago

Didier Pariente

Owner Exotic Imports

9.8

Ouled Thaleb CB Initiales 2007. 100% Cab. Morocco. — 12 years ago

Rhonely Boy

9.1

Zenata Rouge – MD Excellence Kinor Kosher

Country - Morocco
Region - Zenata
Producer - Ouled Thaleb
Grapes - 40% Cabernet Franc, 30% Syrah, 30% Arinarnoa.

Kosher for Passover, Non-Mevushal — 3 years ago

Romain Fitoussi

8.9

2018 was a great find. Evocation of Madiran and Cahors wines, with Tannat and Malbec grapes. Very ripe black fruits, spices and toasted notes. Deep mouth and freshness well balanced. 17 is more flexible, is a bit more homogeneous and round. Definitely a very good quality / price / pleasure ratio.

2018 était une belle trouvaille évoquant les vins épais de Madiran et Cahors, avec la présence de Tannat et Malbec. Toujours fruits noirs très mûrs, notes épicées, toastées, toujours un bel équilibre. Avec un an de plus, l’ensemble est plus souple, plus homogène. Définitivement un très bon rapport qualité/prix/plaisirs. — 6 years ago

Noel Geisen

9.3

Domaine de Ouled Thaleb - Cabernet "Medaillon" 2015.
Moroccan wines really surprised me and this Medaillon is the best one until now. Do try this at home. — 8 years ago

Brad Hickerson

8.9

Intersting spicy but smooth red blend. Pairing well with Mediterranean food (of course!). Slightly bitter or tart finish, but good choice for the meal. — 10 years ago

Randy Fuller

9.0

The wine has a grassy note, but it's not the high grassy note of New Zealand. It's not the grassiness you smell when you have just cut the grass. There is more of an herbal edge to it, like the smell you get when you are pulling up weeds. Does that clarify for you? Good. I think my palate is coming unhitched from my brain. What I think I'm getting at is, there's an earthy sense to the grassiness here. On the palate the tropical fruit is definitely shaded by earth. It gives a wonderful display of pineapple, citrus and apples with just the right amount of earthiness. This wine, like the White Blend, is a great one for someone who thinks Sauvignon Blanc is too grassy. — 11 years ago

Kevin DeBernardi

9.0

2013 Ouled Thaleb — 12 years ago

Romain Fitoussi

9.2

SyrahTastingDay#4
Always as much pleasure with this solar cuvée, not lacking in silkyness and freshness. Congratulations Alain Graillot for this beautiful cuvée "Crozes in the sun of Morocco"

Toujours autant de plaisir avec cette cuvée solaire, mais ne manquant pas de souplesse et de fraîcheur. Bravo Alain Graillot pour cette belle cuvée « Crozes in the sun of Morocco 🇲🇦 » — 4 years ago

E H

9.5

Very odd but interesting — 7 years ago

Roydon Carroll

9.1

Very smooth enjoyed it. We eat at Restaurant Marakesh Gib — 8 years ago

jo wino

8.9

cheap and cheerful oaked cab for less than half the cost of CA. — 9 years ago

WC Fields

8.9

A cross between Priorat and Northern Rhone. Impressive. — 10 years ago

Randy Fuller

9.2

This unoaked wine - 100% Chardonnay - smells great. It has a rich, golden tint and a little Champagne-like funk on the nose. I have only encountered that quality once before in a still wine, and it was in a Chardonnay from Uruguay. In this Moroccan Chardonnay it is not as pronounced, and it might be taken as salinity. The fruit aromas offer nectarines, peaches, pineapples and a touch of lime. In the mouth, fantastic acidity makes a refreshing sip. Tropical fruit flavors dominate - papaya, mango, pineapple - and there is an earthy quality that is expected after the aromas telegraphed it. The wine finishes citrusy, but it doesn't last very long. — 11 years ago

Hassan Sefrioui

9.6

A great Rose wine — 12 years ago