“Proof that garnacha can give a fruity and charming wine. Juicy and slightly sweet, but with a fresh, dry finish that says barbecue!”
— James Suckling, Aug 2018

“This is the most popular red from Borsao, and it's sold with different labels in different countries. It's mostly Garnacha but contains some Syrah and Tempranillo depending on the vintage, but it's still sold as 2017 Garnacha in some countries. 2017 was warm and dry and resulted in an early harvest with low yields of ripe and healthy grapes. It's a ripe and heady, grapey and straightforward unoaked red with juicy fruit and a sweet twist in the finish, easy to drink and very pleasant.”
— Wine Advocate, Dec 2018