Community Tasting Notes 5

• gordoyflaca wrote: 79 points

  December 30, 2007 - Creosote cherries on the nose, takes a while for the creosote to begin to blow off. Cherries upfront, with thin midpalate of robitussin and alcohol on the finish.

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• Raul wrote: 77 points

  November 16, 2007 - Colour Depth: deep/dark; Colour Hue: garnet; Clarity: clear; Aroma Intensity: weak; Development: some aged; Aromas: spices, wood, pepper & alcoholic; Dry/Sweet: dry; Body: medium; Acidity: smooth; Tannins Level: weak; Tannins Type: soft; Flavours Intensity: moderate; Flavours: earth, spices, pepper, spices & alchohol; Finish: short/medium.Paring: Sopa de Tortilla

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• The Klipper wrote: 86 points

  November 10, 2007 - Served to four Frenchmen. Offered one thousand Euros if they could guess appellation. They couldn't even guess Rhone varieties. But enjoyed it well enough.

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• LoireFan wrote: 87 points

  June 18, 2007 - Just didn't come all together.

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• hcampana wrote: 55 points

  February 12, 2007 - Wine Tasting Dinner: Adobe Guadalupe's 2003 & 2004 (Monterrey, Mexico): Red blend of Syrah, Mourvedre, Cinsault, Viogner and Tempranillo.
  
  This wine was borderline flawed. The nose had a dominant (and un bearable) rotten flower and tar aroma (stink?). Over acidified and salty. I am incredibly surprised that this was the wine maker's favorite wine of the night. Different strokes for every one I guess.

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Wine Definition

• Vintage 2003
• Type Red
• Producer Adobe Guadalupe
• Varietal Red Blend
• Designation Kerubiel
• Vineyard n/a
• Country Mexico
• Region Baja California
• SubRegion Valle de Guadalupe
• Appellation Valle de Guadalupe

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• In Cellars 2 (14%)
• Consumed 12 (86%)

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