A nice glass of tawny (Credit: Jon Sullivan/Wikimedia Commons)
The wines featured here are chosen according to high point scored and 4 or 5 star value for money. In other words, for the price that you pay for the quality which is in the bottle, you will be well pleased with your purchase. Wines with a five star value offer outstanding quality for the price, four star offer very good quality for the price while a one star value, well, it’s your choice.
Coppery gold edged tawny. Tobacco tea leaf and forest floor aromas still quite fresh savoury, slightly spirity notes, polished and persistent but perhaps lacking a little bit of detail.
Occasions
– Gift
– Elegant Meal
– Winter Meal
– Impress your Boss
Goes With
– Cheese
– Dessert
Deep cerise. Cherry fruit aromas still showing sappy oak notes, all still integrating, elegantly polished palate, harmonious dark fruit, spirit still evident, finely integrated finish, work in progress.
Occasions
– Gift
– Elegant Meal
– Winter Meal
– Impress your Boss
Goes With
– Cheese
– Dessert
Black tinged vermillion. Bright cherry mulberry aromas, showy and seductive savoury green edged plum fruit, spicey and accessible, good integration, persistent finish.
Occasions
– Gift
– Elegant Meal
– Winter Meal
– Impress your Boss
Goes With
– Cheese
– Dessert
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