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  • 1996 Château Montrose

    Classic Bordeaux, this was the most beautiful Montrose I have had. The color was dark garnet, with very slight light edge, clear, with just a touch of sediment at the end. The smell was a complex blend of eucalyptus, forest floor, licorice, red fruit, a touch of prune. On the palate the wine was very focused and elegant with red and black currant, earthy, a bit of smoke towards the back. Medium finish that really closed out this wine beautifully. WOTN 95 Points...

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  • 2006 Col Solare

    Wow, this is just getting better and better! This is a very elegant and smooth, I bought 18 of these, and this was lucky 13. Dark ruby colored, with a slight light edge, clear, on the nose was sweet dark fruits, cedar, and a bit of charcoal. On the palate it was dark fruit, with a touch of sweetness (that could be Napa taste if blind), leather, and mushrooms, well integrated quality oak that led into a medium finish. No need to rush to drink these, as I think they will hold on for at least a few more years. 92+ Points Beautiful..

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  • 2000 Château Haut-Bergey

    "The Little Engine that Could" is the story I thought about while consuming this wine. Dark Ruby colored, clear, slight light edge, nose is unmistakably Bordeaux, with a bit of funk covering the earthiness, & cedar. On the palate this is very smooth, balanced, and offering some nice red fruit, with a bit of tobacco, and black licorice. Nice complexity for this price point... No complaints here, its an easy 92+ points!

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  • skifree says:

    1/14/2020 9:16:00 PM - Nice to see another Seattle wine lover who also enjoys the mountains. Thanks for reaching out.

  • cmiller says:

    11/13/2019 9:31:00 AM - Your fan base is quite the group; glad to be part of the mix!

  • Mark1npt says:

    11/13/2019 7:39:00 AM - Welcome! Glad to have you as a fan....Mark

  • Millennial Drinkers says:

    4/15/2017 12:46:00 PM - Hope you enjoy that 96 Hartwell! Comment what you think about it on our site: http://www.millennialdrinkers.com/blog/2017/4/11/1996-hartwell-vineyards-cabernet-sauvignon-sunshine-vineyard

  • BuzzzzOff says:

    2/6/2017 1:30:00 AM - Hey D.Mitchell. It can be, and in our case certainly is, MORE THAN ONE ;-)

  • bestdamncab says:

    1/2/2017 7:58:00 PM - Thank you for becoming a fan of my Tasting Notes. Look for my TN on the 1989 Bordeaux on January 17, 2017.

  • bacchus says:

    12/10/2016 9:13:00 AM - I am trying to present a wine base cocktail concept to starbucks for inclusion in their evenings program. Do you have any contacts there?

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