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This wine is a solid go to. Got to go by this winery recently and it was a great experience. Good video!

I tried it room temp it was terrible. I chilled it in the fridge overnight and it only got slightly better. I'm not really sure what this brand is even about. I wasn't expecting it to blow me away, but it's almost undrinkable.

Next time I will buy aphotic cab , n will check your taste 😉

Hey, I'm looking at either this in a 2020 vintage, Meiomi 2022 vintage, or a Tudor (almost triple the price) 2020 vintage. And we're talking Costco here. Because this is at Costco. I just want to cook beef bourguignon with it and I know a lot of people say just use the cheapest option. But I don't want it to smell funky. This is by far the cheapest opinion, and I was hesitant at first but mushrooms are already going into the bourguignon. What's your opinion on cooking with it?

Is it normal for this wine to make a "hiss" sound like when opening a soda when you first open it?

This wine is a winner. And here in the US, it's available at 7-11 markets. Punches above it's weight class. Consistently tasty over the years. Lots of character and good mouth feel. Long middle and finish. The blend ratio is spot on. Cheers!

Just bought a bottle for my Mom's birthday, after your review of the 7 Deadly Zins, her current fav. I'm excited to try it. $28 in Canada.

I just bought a bottle but haven’t tried it yet. I’m wondering if I should put a little bit of it in my spaghetti sauce. I hear it makes the sauce better.

I think it tasted better before it changed its label. I don't know why. Any other good recommendations for carbenet sauvignon?

I am currently tasting it right now and it’s so delicious year 2021

Talk faster in opening. Get to it. 😊

This Shi fye

Really good review. I've just treated myself to a bottle. Cheers!

This is and has been one of my favs!

Hello, I'm a new wine drinker. I really love the 2021, but sometimes it's hard to find that year. I got the 2022 and it is nothing like the 2021. How does this work? Are there only a few 2021 left, or do they continue to make it the same way, and 2022 is just a different way of making it?

I tried only one glass and gave me a headache the next day. Very bad wine!

Meiomi spends a lot of money towards marketing instead of making good wines. It’s overhyped and overpriced.

'PromoSM' 💐

One of the worse wines I've ever had. And I feel poisoned to be next day. I do not recommend

I love this wine as corked. They've switched it to cap and it does not taste as good. Sad

It used to be much tastier than it is now. I don't know what changed, but it's now a "pass" for me.

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I've had Meiomi Pinot in the past and enjoyed it. Recently, I had a glass of it with dinner and was "disappointed". Thinking that, perhaps, the bottle had been opened for too long, I picked up a bottle of it at the liquor store where I work. On opening the bottle "fresh", I was met with the same disappointment as I had felt at the dinner. I was telling a customer of my concerns and the rep for Meiomi happened to hear us. He mentioned to me that there was a decided difference in the newer vintages, as they had changed the grape formula for the wine. I still have customers that love the taste of it, but I will steer clear for now.

I’m fairly new to the Wine World. This is my first wine where I’ve noticed a significant drop in quality, I promise it wasn’t always this bad lol I had it on the same level as Francis Coppola Noir for a little bit.

Try the chateauneuf du papes or rioja next!

Woodbridge is peculiar. It's OK if you are in a jam, but it is a little too sweet. You can do worse, however.

Horrible wine. Maybe OK for prisoners? I guess that's illegal.

Completely agree!

The 2019 vintage was way better which I still have a bottle of. I've already had one bottle before. They also came out with a 2019 Kirkland Signature Chianti Classico Gran Selezione for $17.99.

I still have a bottle of 2017 Kirkland Barolo. I agree that it's really good! I even have a bottle of 2019 as well. I also wonder if you've tried the 2018 Kirkland Signature Brunello di Montalcino? That one is supposed to be really good for the same price as this one.

I find that the quality put out by Coppola Winery tends to surprise me, in a good way.

I watched a couple of MW taste that a couple years ago. They tasted blind and then they started gagging and hacking. Nothing you said made me think it was a Pinot Noir, especially the color. I would have guess a Zin.

I can't stand Meomi Pinot Noir

That is a nice wine glass, who makes it and what is the cost?

I haven't tried Cloudy Bay, but one of my favorites for 2022 and 2023 vintages is Oyster Bay. I would love to see what you think about Oyster Bay. It is a bit less expensive than this Cloudy Bay. I WILL try the Cloudy Bay, as well.

I love the Kirkland reviews. This one in particular, not too buttery, $8, not too sweet, 7.5 score. I'm picking this one up. Thanks. If you ever get stuck with a buttery chardonnay you don't want to drink, as I have, they do make for great risotto or polenta dishes. Thanks for posting.

Sounds like a typical Zin :) This is not my favorite varietal for the very reasons you mentioned in your description. Give me a good Tempranillo and I am happy.

I'm thinking about getting this. I'm sick of Barefoot wine

I have not tried this one, but I do actually like Apothic Red blend (NOT Crush, or the dark, etc.). For the price, it is good for a table wine.

I wouldn't expect anything more from the wine company.

Great video. Thanks. I had this one and agree with your review. I liked it, but wanted more from it.

Sounds like a great one, thanks for sharing the review. I think Kirkland wines are the best budget/value wines out there.

Just grabbed a case at my local Costco. Thanks for the review.

thank you for your service delving into these dungeons

I love the budget, available wine reviews. Thanks for sharing them. I actually thought the Winking Owl brand fom Aldi was passable. I use it cooking, but I'm happy to drink the leftovers. Of course this is keeping the $3.45/bottle price in mind.

Love this wine. Good with meals, friends, and a wind down. Also, the Director's Cut Cabernet (Sonoma County) is stellar at around a $20 price point. Both wines are workhorses. Great review!

Too funny, thanks for sharing.

Looking back, the lack of freshess was really strange (that strong cinnamon note on the nose too 🤔). I didn't notice any visual signs of heat damage but I wonder if this bottle had been compromised!? It's hard to tell with these cheap wines! Did you get similar notes from this wine? I'd love to hear somebody else's opinion! I certainly don't feel like buying another bottle to find out 🙅‍♂

It felt like you were being generous with the 7 point score. Thanks for the insight.