Enfield Wine Co. Grenache Stained Glass

Beautiful Grenache. Delicate red fruit that persists through the long finish. No oak, all freshness. Plenty of complexity on the nose and palate without heavy, sappy Grenache fruit. Ready to drink today.

Easy, light Grenache. Good summer wine

Very light. Was hoping for a bit more complexity from this. Fun for a summer day

Pure strawberry fruit on the nose, with just a subtle whiff of alcohol. The palate has a touch of effervescence, with bright fruit and a nice earthy note. Easy drinking, crisp wine, with only a touch of heat on the finish. I suggest enjoying with a slight chill.

I've gone through all 8 of the bottles I ordered now. These bottles have been ebullient -- transparently red-fruited with some bite on the palate.

Delicious. Pale. Very red fruits on entry - Strawberry even. Tightening up towards the finish. Serve chilled. Chilled reds - a category of wine I have really come to appreciate this summer.

Very pale translucent ruby color. Quite pretty in the glass. Light wild strawberry and floral driven aromas with a slightly candied red fruit profile. Juicy and pure red berry fruits on the palate with excellent acidity and light body for a red. Very quaffable and delicious wine to just sit and sip on.

Simply the most beautiful color red. So happens we drunk this outside early evening - with sunlight shining through the glass. Delicious. Crisp crunchy bright red fruit with good acid through the finish. All is freshness. I am increasingly appreciating chilled reds as a gendre and this is a lovely example.

Fete du Vin at South Farms (South Farms, Morris CT) : Floral, fruity and light, fine tannins, pinot-like

Last minute pop and pour, this burst out of the bottle with red cherry fruit and herbal/brushy accents that evoked the bright springtime weather we had today. On the palate the red fruit freshness lifted my spirits, not unlike the way Hardy’s YEAH! wines bring the energy to an otherwise generic weekday. If served blind I might have guessed this was a Hardy wine. It has that life-affirming quality.

Figured I’d give it a try. Probably the brightest, lightest Grenache I’ve ever had. Crackling red fruit. Nice zip. It’s definitely lighter bodied but there is more than adequate concentration and flavor. Great spring/summer red. Went down way too easy. Mayb family, who likes bigger wines typically, found this quite appealing.