Rich and spicy on the nose, with dried herbs and black fruit mixed with pepper. Juicy and black on the palate, with black currants upfront, followed by spice and herbs.
USA, California, Central Coast, Santa Barbara County
Creamy on the nose with hints of tropical fruit and apple, plus some peach and melon at the end. Rich on the palate, with tart green apple, some melon on the mid-palate, and a nice spicy finish.
Strawberry and earth on the nose, with some cherry and cigar leaves at the end. Cherry and tobacco on the palate, with some strawberry and earth on the finish.
Tropical on the nose, with lots of pineapple and mango, along with some butter and spice. Buttery on the palate, with back notes of pineapple and mango. It finishes with some spice notes.
2009 Steele Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 89 Points
USA, California, North Coast, Lake County
Rich and spicy on the nose, with dried herbs and black fruit mixed with pepper. Juicy and black on the palate, with black currants upfront, followed by spice and herbs.
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2010 Steele Wines Pinot Blanc 88 Points
USA, California, Central Coast, Santa Barbara County
Creamy on the nose with hints of tropical fruit and apple, plus some peach and melon at the end. Rich on the palate, with tart green apple, some melon on the mid-palate, and a nice spicy finish.
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2008 Steele Wines Pinot Noir Carneros 88 Points
USA, California, Napa / Sonoma, Carneros
Strawberry and earth on the nose, with some cherry and cigar leaves at the end. Cherry and tobacco on the palate, with some strawberry and earth on the finish.
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2009 Steele Wines Chardonnay Steele Cuvée 87 Points
USA, California
Tropical on the nose, with lots of pineapple and mango, along with some butter and spice. Buttery on the palate, with back notes of pineapple and mango. It finishes with some spice notes.
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