Durant and Booth Reserve

Solid red blend, decent balance and not super heavyweight. Cork was absolutely drenched and there was some VA when it was popped, but settled nicely. Good oak and red fruit, mild tannins. Definitely ready to go now, especially for this particular bottle.

This wine is a deep purple in color radiating out to a hot pink rim. The nose is composed of potpourri, milk chocolate, powdered sugar, and prunes. The palate is fairly consistent with the nose, along with fully bloomed roses. This wine is dry, with medium- acidity, medium+ body, a long finish, and tannins that are as soft as a baby's bottom,. Overall, this wine is of near outstanding quality.

As per my previous notes. Very enjoyable red blend!

A nice wine, a little too fruity upon first opening, very sweet. As it opend up though... it settled into a good balance of black fruit, wood, earth, spice and tannins. Not bad at all.

Drank over two nights. A wonderful red blend. Great balance of fruit, tannins and acidity. Sure wish I would have bought more!!

Dense and intricate Bordeaux blend . Dark garnet in color. Fresh cut wildflowers and honeysuckle on the nose. Slightly sharp with long mouth drying finish. Tart cherry, licorice, and pepper. Astonishing, elegant and complex will be even more desirable as it evolves.

not the most exciting, but for the price quite nice. Even, subtle, some fruit, some nice tannins. Good QPR for the vivino price of $28. Probably better if decanted a bit, let it breathe. Pull another out in a year and see

Decanted 2 hours. Currants, a little umami on the nose. Silky tannins. More integrated than I expected. Very tasty.