Purple in color.  The nose is nice with cherries and boysenberries.  Some apice as well.  On the palate, this is easy drinking but there is some complexity.  Perhaps that is from the mix of varietals but it is nice.  Juicy texture.  This is a very good wine.  It does taste a bit manipulated but if the final outcome is a tasty wine at a reasonable price, that is fine.  

Ruby/purple in color.  The nose has nice enough black cherries.  On the palate, there is a nice depth here.  The fruit is sweet cherries.  If you like that style, you will probably like this more than I.  The fiish is a bit clipped.  Priced around $20.  

Lighter ruby in color.  The nose has what I believe is the "terroir" for the Momtzi vineyard.  That is dark cherries, cherries, minerals but also this celery sort of quality.  In some wines it can be distracting, but in this wine, it melds with the dark cherries in a delightful way.  On the palate, this is a rich and full bodied Pinot.  Cherries and dark cherries with tight layering.  Clean earth is the best way i can describe it.  Nice balance.  Great finish.  This is an excellent Pinot Noir.  Certainly it has some upside potnetial from here with a few more years of storage.  

Light ruby in color.  The nose has more dark cherries however.  One of those Pinot's that looks light but drinks dark.  Yet, this is also a very elegant Pinot Noir.  The dark cherries cary thru to the palate.  Deep and complex if tightly layered at the moment.  It unwinds in the glass.  Nice balance.  Long finish.  It should improve gracefully.  

Light ruby in color.  The nose has cherries but a distracting celery quality to it.  On the palate, there are light but present tannins.  Cherry fruit but not ripe nor green.  This seems very true to the Momtazi vineyard which I believe is their own vineyard.  Its different.  I enjoyed it very much.  It will cellar but I don't know how much better it gets.  

Light ruby in color.  The nose is nice with cherries and a bit of spice.  On the palate, this has sweet cherry fruit.  Pretty middle ground in terms of style.  Nice texture.  Should get better with some age.  

Very nice wine that is slowly getting to peak but not there yet.  Purple in color.  The nose has cassis, pencil lead and spice.  On the palate, this is tannic.  Tight but unwinds in the glass.  Cassis and a nice nimneral undertone.  Some oak still showing but given a few years, this should come together nicely.  $40 retail.  Very nice classic Bordeaux to cellar.  

Another nice Bordeaux.  The retsail price is, however, $50.  Hopefully, it can be found for less.  Ruby/purple in color.  The nose has cassis, cherries, slight barnyard and a fair amount of green bell pepper.  It is better on the palate, with fresher cherries and less bell pepper.  It does have drying tannins on the finish.  

Purple/ruby in color.  The nose has cigar and cherries.  Penty of tannins.  The fruit seems a bit under ripe.  Some people like that style of Bordeaux but it was borderline with me.  Certainly a fine enough glass of wine.  It will cellar but I don't know that it will improve.  There is some complexity.   I am probably being a bit harsh but this retails for $30 and I would expect more.  

I get excited about finding great bottles and inexpensive prices.  One of the best ways to make those discoveries is to look for the inexpensive Bordeaux in great vintages.  2015 is the first great vintage since 2010.  This wine retails for about $10.  That is a great value.  Purple/ruby in color.  The nose has black cherries, slight earthiness and bit of tobacco.  On the palate, ripe red fruits; cherries, dark cherries and slight cassis.  Also a slight earthiness that should become more prominent with age.  Yes, I would not hesitiate to aly a few bottles down for 5 to 10 years and it shoul