Community Tasting Note

• Keith Levenberg wrote: 80 points

  July 27, 2014 - Uh-oh, smells like an '04 right from the start, and comes across bitter and stemmy. Not sure if I will have the patience to see how this turns out since it did not offer much intrigue even apart from that and obviously is not a cheap bottle. It's red-fruited with some cidery acidity and a touch of raw wood and maybe some wood tannin contributing to a slightly harsh tannic feel. I was expecting a deeper tone and some spicy accents from the Burghound note, neither of which were here, although it did add some flesh to its bones which made it more pleasant to drink with enough air.

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• J @ y H @ c k commented:

  10/12/20, 7:59 PM - This wine is at auction to benefit the ACLU anti-voter suppression efforts in Texas. When I saw your note, I laughed before reading it. When I read it, I knew that God has a sense of humor. I think I'll bid on it! Those who know us will understand. Those who don't may not deserve to know.

• Keith Levenberg commented:

  10/12/20, 8:08 PM - I hope your voter fraud campaign is as successful as Dujac's 2011s!

• J @ y H @ c k commented:

  10/13/20, 6:45 AM - Touche. I don't think I've ever had Dujac. I prefer real American made wine, like Sine Qua Non and Saxum. Not that imported stuff that steals jobs from American employers.

• Keith Levenberg commented:

  10/13/20, 7:18 AM - Hard-working importers are great Patriots, too.

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