From the Bottle, this Bordeaux is made from grapes grown in the Bordeaux region of France. Though there isn’t information of the specific makeup, it does say Merlot, but probably has a little cab sauv and maybe some cab franc. It is 13% alcohol by volume.

Where did I find it: Costco

What did I pair it with: variety of fresh deli meats and cheeses

Appearance: Deep garnet red and thick legs.

Smell: Smells a bit hot, with notes of Raisin and cherries.

Palate Entry: Dusty grapes start on the tip of the tongue.
Mid Palate: Sour cherries and hints of raisin begin to fill the mouth.
Finish: The tannins are light, but dusty. The finish is pretty quick.

Price: $7.00
Quality rating: 82/100
Value rating: 48.14/60

Takeaway: For a $7 wine it is pretty good, though I doubt I’d rush out to buy another bottle – for the price, I’d rather get an Argentinean Malbec of some sort. If you’re just looking for a simple table wine though, for a 2nd/3rd bottle at a large feast, it’ll do.