NEW, fresh, expressive.
A fresh look and distinct new separation from the Inniskillin brand, the Dark Horse Vineyard wines are grown on the prestigious Golden Mile Bench just outside of Oliver.
The Pinot Noir shows dusty red berries, tangy cherry, fine spice, botanical and saddle leather. The palate is less restrained; juicy and expressive fruit, sweet spices, vanilla and star anise flavours lounge on an off-dry palate.
Pair: grilled salmon, mushroom pastas, roasted beets and squash.
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Wine Scores Reviewed - December 18th, 2019

It's been a decade since I reviewed this wine and surprisingly, it decreased in price since.
It is a ripe and chocolaty version, spiced with licorice and clove and lifted with raspberry and cherry aromas. The palate is plus with generous sweet fruit and layers of more spice. Lengthy, smooth and exceedingly approachable. *Old label shown
©copyright 2019 Daenna Van Mulligen
Wine Scores Reviewed - May 27th, 2019

Fresh, character, value.
Pear and yellow apple aromas are woven with vanilla, honey and citrus blossoms. The palate has a kiss of sweetness and zesty character. Solid value weekday white for white meats, oily fish, mushroom risotto and much more.
©copyright 2019 Daenna Van Mulligen
Wine Scores Reviewed - October 28th, 2019

Crunchy, tangy, juicy.
This local Sauvignon Blanc offers lime and gooseberry aromas wrapped in peaches and snap peas with crunchy green apple. It is juicy, has a kiss of sweetness and a tangy and juicy finish reminiscent of those from Marlborough.
Great value.
©copyright 2019 Daenna Van Mulligen
Wine Scores Reviewed - November 29th, 2019