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Critic Reviews (3)
A decadent, spicy and sexy southern French red with a velvety texture and enticing wild berry, pepper, lavender and...
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This is very impressive for $16. An alcohol load of 15% is adding presence and depth, but there is actually enough...
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Smoky, dusty, lightly raisined black fruit aromatics, with fresh-turned earth and savoury spice - above average...
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Community Reviews (8)
A earthy, herbaceous wine with good complexity and body. A real taste of Southern France at a fair price - good value for money.
Dried dark plum, cassis, liquorice, lavender and sweet herbs, smoke, peppers, medium body, and a smooth velvety finish with moderate length.
Tasted April 2013.
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Once again, Chateau de Treviac has produced a wine tasting much more pricey than its $16 price tag. Generously fruited and approachable, with lovely supporting notes of herbs, black pepper and spice. Despite 15% alcohol, I don't find this hot at all. Good length. Super value. Tasted May 2013.
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Used it to cook, and I'm happy to report my coq au vin turned out quite alright.
Sipping what I didn't pour into the pot, I can assure you, was a very enjoyable experience. Unremarkable, but very enjoyable.
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While trying to find a word to describe the unique bouquet, I am afraid the term "cat piss" came to mind. That is a bit unfair, but it was my first impression. As for taste, my interpretation of "earth" and "woodsiness" is a slightly off sour taste. It does improve a bit by the end of the glass, but this wine just did not work for me.
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