Bought this at the LWS for $12.
From the web site:
Inspired by varieties that flourish in Paso Robles and California’s Central Coast, Troublemaker is a truly distinct Paso blend consisting of Syrah, Grenache, Mourvedre, Petite Syrah and Zinfandel. By using a multi-vintage approach, winemaker Austin Hope allows the wine to show uncanny complexity in its youth, yet rich and fruit-forward characteristics that make it ready upon release. With rich aromatics that display hints of smoke and violets, bright fruit on the palate and a long finish, Troublemaker shows amazing depth and structure.
Aroma is syrah like, very dark purple. On the palette big dark fruits but not overly sweet with some tang.
It was hard to pick out all of the varietals but it seems Syrah dominated and I could mistake this for a Syrah but some depth is added by the blend.
Nothing off putting but it is a heavier smoother softer wine. Not ideal but I like this as a quaffer at the price point.