QPR: Hayman & Hill Meritage 2006

[N_Justl]

I am really enjoying this right now, esp. for the $11.80 I paid for it.

I am not experienced taking tasting notes, so my impressions are pretty basic. The aroma is a bit like cabernet to me. On the palate, there is a nice dose of red fruits with some darker ones such as plum. There is also quite a bit of oak, but not enough to where I find it offensive.

It would be interesting to compare this to the Louis Martini Sonoma people are raving about on here for about the same price.

[Bob_Wood]

@N. Justl

I am really enjoying this right now, esp. for the $11.80 I paid for it.

I am not experienced taking tasting notes, so my impressions are pretty basic. The aroma is a bit like cabernet to me. On the palate, there is a nice dose of red fruits with some darker ones such as plum. There is also quite a bit of oak, but not enough to where I find it offensive.

It would be interesting to compare this to the Louis Martini Sonoma people are raving about on here for about the same price.

So would I. I doubt we get this in Portland, so put 'em in bags and have at it.

I’ll expect a full report.

[John_Davis]

Their Santa Lucia Highlands pinot is also a good QPR…and, yes, I sell it.

John

[B_Stucker]

@N. Justl

It would be interesting to compare this to the Louis Martini Sonoma people are raving about on here for about the same price.

The NFL was pouring The Louis Matini Sonoma at the Super Bowl tailgate party. It was a pretty good wine and one of the best wines I’ve ever had at a large event like that.

A local retailer is sellin the H & H for 7.99 per. So, I will pick up a few to try based on the original post.