Michael Godel

It would be hard to figure any sub-$20 red Ontario blend showing a deeper sense of ripeness, wood intent, sinew,...

Bill Zacharkiw

At 5 years of age this is starting to come into pits own. Lots of complexity in terms of fruit, moving from...

Sara d'Amato

Stratus' entry level blend offers solid value for under $20. Impressive intensity with a progressive layering of...

John Szabo, MS

There's an intriguing, almost Italianate character here with the resinous, oxidative and volatile profile; this could...

David Lawrason

This is the second label from Stratus. The warm 2012 vintage has delivered a quite ripe, fairly dense and initially...

Marc Chapleau

Very honest Ontario red, coming from a rather unusual blend of merlot, cabernet franc, cabernet-sauvignon, syrah and...

Jim McCullagh

Review is private

David Brodati, DipWSET

Taking advantage of the warm 2012 Vintage, assemblagiste J.L. Groux does a fine job with this easy drinking blend. Oak is more than just implied, fruit is ripe and pure, and good structure through acidity and tannin (no weight watchers needed here). score 88-89. Nov. 2015.

Wildass Red 2012