Original Review ... A little kick, a little jump, a little bite – a little time. Sounds like a review for the latest Jean-Claude Van Damme film, but it’s actually an able description of this wine. Still a little closed, it shows signs of black cherry and blackberry on the nose … the taste, once you get past the thick tannin grip, is black – as in berry and raspberry; but there is an underlying sweetness that is apparent right at the tail-end in the back palate. Given some time, this is going to be a dazzler of a wine. I would recommend another 2 to 5 years of ageing, and then it’ll be smooth as silk and mighty tasty too because there’s lots of promise in this bottle right now.