Bill Zacharkiw

While it may be from Canada, that shouldn’t stop them from calling their wine “Grand Vin.” It is. In the world of...

David Lawrason

This was named Best Wine of Show at the Gold Medal Plates event in Toronto in 2015. In my books it scores well on...

Sara d'Amato

This iconic Bordelaise blend from the Okanagan has returned to the shelves of VINTAGES and I'm sure it won't last...

Anthony Gismondi

The 2010, one of the coolest years ever at Osoyoos Larose has yielded a good if not great wine. The blend this year...

Marc Chapleau

A recent beautiful Osoyoos these years, tasted the middle of a series of bordeaux crus bourgeois and was not...

Treve Ring

"Le Grand Vin", Osoyoos Larose has had a lot to live up to over the years since it burst onto the BC scene with great...

John Szabo, MS

Showing a lot of baked fruit and oxidized notes, I'm concerned for the future of this wine. It has the sort of...

Guy Philippe Décarie

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Jason Solanki

67% Merlot, 20% Cab Sauv, 6% Petit Verdot, 4% Cab Franc and 3% Malbec. Nose has medium-to-high aromatics with floral, bretty, barnyard and red & black fruits. The palate is medium-bodied with pleasing aroma replays and some herbally notes. Mouth-watering acids. It's smooth with silky tannins and excellent length on the finish. Will reward with 2-3 years in cellar. Tasted March/2015.

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Jason LeBlanc

This is ok, this is probably the 3rd or 4th bottle of this wine and I just don’t get it....just ok not great.

Osoyoos Larose Le Grand Vin 2010