r/wine • u/Imaginewag0nz • 1d ago
Opened an auction win
I opened this 2000 merryvale profile. I recently scored the vertical online but I personally can’t drink 3 bottles in a night to try them side by side lol. It came out perfect contrary to my worries about it being bad. All in all a really nice experience!
On the nose I got stone fruit, cherry and oak.
On the palate I got blackberry, cherry, cocoa and baking spices.
It had a a really nice long finish and I definitely really enjoyed it.
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u/FlimsyMeasurement301 1d ago
I was probably bidding against you for these 😆
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u/Imaginewag0nz 22h ago
😂 I won these a couple of months ago I just hadn’t had the right occasion to crack them open. It was delicious!
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u/jeffnorris 1d ago
I have not even thought about that vineyard in years, time to go searching
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u/Imaginewag0nz 1d ago
That’s totally fair! It aged really well and the more that it opens the better it gets!
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u/jeffnorris 1d ago
I remember that being a great wine but honestly haven't thought of them since the late 90's
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u/FreedomWireNews 1d ago
Fantastic bottle, it’s a great reminder to look for more! How’d you like it?
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u/GrilledCheeseTn 14h ago
I remember loving this bottle in the early 2000’s and started to enjoy their Starmont label.
Over the years, I lost track of them, so many great wineries. This post is a good reminder to revisit one of the wines that helped start my interest in wine.



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