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All of me, loves…all of this wine: LVE Collection Wines by John Legend Review.

John Legend Wine

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When I heard John Legend had a wine, I was both intrigued and excited. John is one of my favorite musicians, and his wife Chrissy is one of the best people on all of the internet. I was really hoping that this wine would be one I wanted over, and over again, and I wasn’t disappointed. LVE Collection Wines by John Legend is a good choice!

John Legend Wine

How did this get started?

LVE Collection Wines by John Legend is a partnership between the “All of Me” singer, and the award-winning winemakers Raymond Vineyards in the heart of Napa Valley California.

The LVE Collection is described as:

The perfect harmony of passion, eloquence and Napa Valley tradition. A unique series of rich, soulful and complex notes inspired by true love, produced in collaboration with Napa Valley’s renowned Raymond Vineyards.

But what did I think of it as someone who just likes to enjoy wine?

First impression

 

I received a red wine, and the bottle was nice a dark, exactly what I would expect for a red wine. It had a beautiful layout with dark blue, velvety looking roses with gold foil insets for the type. If I saw it on a shelf, it would attract me to read the label. It looks like a sophisticated, expensive bottle of wine. The bottle didn’t specify what kind of red, it just said “2015 Red”, so I assume it’s a red blend, which makes for a style of wine that you may be able to pair well with different bites. Winemakers create blends because they’re able to essentially “design” their wine. No two blends are every really the same, so it’s nice to know that this wine was truly hand-picked. The wine itself is very dark, almost purply pink in color – not really red as I expected.

Taste



In terms of taste, this wine has a bit of spice (likely from some kind of pepper), but overall, it’s mildly flavored. It’s not something that’s going to warm you up, nor is it a very sweet bottle of wine. It would go very well with dark chocolate, or something sweet and rich because the taste is so mild and unsweet. I could see it just as well pairing with something sharp and savory like prosciutto. It needs something very opposite to bring out the flavors in the wine.

Is it worth it?

At a price point of $50/bottle, which is a bit steep, but makes sense for a celebrity-created wine, I would buy this as a nice gift for someone, but it would definitely be a special occasion wine for me. All-in-all, I really liked this wine, from the look to the taste. It would be a great gift for someone special.

 

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11 Responses

  1. My best friend’s birthday is coming up and she LOVES wine. I, however, do not drink, so I have always avoided buying her wine since I don’t know what’s good. She loves John Legend (and Chrissy, as well. Who doesn’t love her?), too, so I really think I’ll get this for her this year! Thanks so much for sharing.

  2. I don’t know about $50 a bottle! That must be some pretty amazing wine. I’ve had stellar wines in Europe that were less than $20, so this is a bit much. Maybe we’re paying for the name?

    1. I think it’s definitely for the name, marketing, and the vineyard! Some of my favorite wines are under $20 – I even have a favorite prosecco that’s $5! Good wine can be cheap!

  3. Interesting! I see so many celebs endorsing and/or coming out with products and Im always a bit skeptical. But this sounds great! I’ll have to keep it in mind next time we are buying a special bottle.

    1. Same! Every bone in my body thought that this wasn’t going to work, but it’s a surprisingly good wine! I think it needs a lower price tag, but it’s definitely paying for the name and the vineyard it comes from!

  4. My favorite wine would be Moscato or Reisling – sweet and white. Unsweet and red are at the opposite end of my spectrum. Then again, I probably have the pallet of a 3-year-old. ? So this says “man wine” to me – and I’d buy it as a gift for a guy.

    1. I’m with you! I love a good sweet, white wine! I’m a fan of reds too, but they usually have to be nice and spicy, and I usually only go for red when I’m eating red meat!

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