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Marquis Phillips wines

Posted by jimbill on January 3, 2009 at 20:59:51:
Very good value wines. Reds and whites are quite good.

They, as many Australian wine, are fruit forward, dense wines.

Nothing wrong with that, but meant to be drunk now. Ageing with not benefit these wines.

I enjoy drinking them, but miss the subtle complexity that can come from wines made to age. I've also noticed that my taste has been influenced by the ripe trend.