First off, it is La Torre from Marsovin in Marsa.
Blurb on Bottle: Easy drinking, fruity with aromas of plums, cherries and coffee. Pleasantly smooth finish.
We Say: Not a bad effort. Crisp, plummy flavour with a slightly acrid after-taste (so I can’t agree with that ‘smooth finish’ from the blurb) but it’s an adequately decent wine at this price.
Bought For: €4.28
Next is Medina from the good people at Delicata.
Blurb on Bottle: Full flavoured, fruity, soft and appealing.
We Say: Woody taste, which most people mention about wine as being a good thing despite the fact that we humans do not particularly enjoy the taste of trees. Considering that it smells like something early settlers used to construct cabins, it is a nice option if you are looking for a decent low-priced red. Nothing buy nolvadex as pct amazing, but probably a notch up from La Torre.
Bought For: €4.99
Let us do some island-hopping to try Victoria Heights from Gozo
Blurb on Bottle: Full flavoured, robust fruity red wine. Elegant, austere and full of character.
We Say: What does austere mean in this context? Anyway, this is a crisp wine with a purple-fruity taste. Much smoother after-taste than the previous two, this one is really pretty nice.
Bought For: €4.99
Final selection is Caravaggio from Marsovin again.
Blurb on Bottle: Concentrated & fruity. Intense aromas of plums, figs and forest berries. Well structured and robust, plenty of supple velvety tannins leaving a very pleasant long lingering finish.
We Say: A dry fruity wine, tastes good, smooth with pleasant after-taste. Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a winner!
Bought For: €6.50