89/100 - Meditrina N/V
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"What do you get when you combine pinot noir, syrah and zinfandel? It’s called Meditrina, cousin of Cupid, daughter of Apollo and an amusing non-vintage blend made by the folks at Sokol Blosser. They could have called it Red-volution in homage to their popular white blend 'Evolution'. This is a fun sipping fruit bomb with bright spicy raspberry, cherry pie fruit flavours. Like the last version the warm brambly fruit from the zinfandel makes this a very comfortable red to sip with the likes of roast chicken."

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Medtrina Review
"The second release of Sokol Blosser’s Meditrina is a non-vintage blend of Pinot Noir, Syrah and Zinfandel, and each makes its presence felt in this very pleasing red. A limpid ruby wine, it delivers touches of spice from the Syrah, notes of cinnamon from the Zin, elegant rosebuds and juicy cherries from the Pinot, all melding together in a supple, smooth finale. Here the whole is definitely greater than the sum of its well-chosen parts."

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"Oregon, the newly crowned darling of the wine world, humbly accepts its quiet fame with earthy gracefulness. The people who work the land aare friendly and approachable, strongly contrastring with the flashy, Vegas-like Napa Valley. The climate, similar to France's Burgundy -- where Pinot Noir is raised and worshiped like Buddha -- attracted many starry-eyed, wine-loving young families in the 1960s and '70s, when Oregon's wine scene began to sprout.l Names like Ponzi, Adelsheim and Blosser felt the potential of the cool nights and mild days -- the perfect womb for pick Pinot Noir. These wine lovers weathered many lean years before America, and the world, finally took notice of their incredible wines..."

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