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Byrs Estate Merlot 2015

11/11/2019

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Appearance

Dark, middle-aged. Beautiful stereo-typical Merlot color and opacity.

Aroma

​Deep cherry oak

Palate

Smooth cherry plum, hint of toasted oak

Finish

Very smooth, dry but not tannic

Summary

KISS...Keep It Simple Stupid. Michigan Reds are not known for lasting a long time, at the time of this review this wine is four years old. A four-year-old Michigan wine is generally reaching its peak or has already started to decline. With this wine not having a large tannic smell, taste or finish on it I don’t believe it has reached its peak yet, it’s still embodies a beautifully crafted Merlot. The winery like I said above, embody the statement of KISS. The color and opacity of the wine are near perfection. They didn't try to make a top-shelf Merlot. Their crop was already first class, all they had to do was let it age. Brys Estate Merlot is a smooth but full body Merlot with typical cherry and plum taste, strong cherry flavor all the way through the tasting process. If you get up to Traverse City in Michigan, this is probably the first winery you should visit.
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12/6/2019 06:03:40 pm

I am a wine lover, but I admit that I haven't tasted this Byrs Estate Merlot yet. I am wondering what makes this so special! With so many types of wines in the market right now, a certain wine has to have something for it to stand up. I am not sure on how they will make it possible, but manufacturers have to focus on what they can put on the products they make so it still has a chance to make a mark in the public. I know it is kind of stressful, but that's always possible!

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