Community Tasting Notes (5) Avg Score: 92.8 points

  • A bruiser for sure and would be cool to see what it’s like with more time. Menthol, nutmeg, olive brine, bacon, a tinge of rotting meat, funk like Jamaican rum (long pond TECA mark),

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  • Needs lots and lots of time. Rather primary at the moment. Menthol and eucalyptus on the nose. Dense, textured, will live forever.

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  • Smoke, menthol and hints of tar over crushed blackberries. This is deeply saturated, primordial Syrah, yet still lifted and perfumed with fine tannins. Mmm, this is very pure and exceptionally grippy.

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  • To say the nose is expressive is an understatement. Black berries, dark cherries, cassis, roasted meats. On the palate a lot of fruit up front with black berries, black cherries, currants. Followed by roasted meats, spice, olives, rocky earth & superb tannins. The stoniness is the star here. Very complex wine that is constantly evolving. Its primary, rich but balanced and is more elegant than all the bold flavors that I point out. A true sum of its parts.

    No harm to open if you have plenty to spare. This will. benefit from couple years of cellaring and of course the structure suggests a long life. 93+

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  • On the nose, camphor and a touch of plum. On the palate, red fruit that seamlessly combines with smoked meat, a unique sweet dusty taste that I can't relate to anything else I have had, and notes of brine and earth on the long finish, with well-balanced acidity. This is excellent, and it was an excellent value at a little over $50. Although this may improve, it's already excellent. I will be looking for more.

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