Okay, so I was exaggerating; there's not really that much confusion. All of the erroneous descriptions can be traced back to the US distributor's website and/or employees. Shame, shame. Distributors, please at least try to know what you're talking about.

Oh, it's made in Poland by Apis, aged in oak, and is 16% ABV.

Appearance: Comes in a fetching brown glass bottle with a wicker enclosure and some wax blobs. Also a piece of shiny red string that the official description calls a ribbon. Pours a very impressive mahogany, and has legs that would put a bicyclist to shame.

Nose: Some alcohol presence, along with a lot of sweetness. Very floral and darkly fruity, but there are also raisiny notes.

Taste: Red fruit (probably raspberries) with the barest hint of oak. Dark dried fruit and sweet floral influences with a hint of nuts. The oak tannins and a medium-low acidity help counterbalance the extreme sweetness while you're drinking it, but they quickly fade and the finish is sugar sugar sugar all the way.

Overall: An interesting and complex (not outstandingly so) dessert wine, though way too sweet to drink regularly or in large amounts. A few ounces to cap off a luxurious evening will do nicely.