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2011 Jean Edwards Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon Oakville

Cabernet Sauvignon

  • USA
  • California
  • Napa Valley
  • Oakville

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  • odds Likes this wine: 92 points

    August 1, 2014 - Tasted over two days. I think it is a wine that Jean Edwards winery will be proud of for many years to come. It is still a 'youngster' (even after 4 hours of decanting), but it opens up.
    The nose open up very nicely on the berry fruits (a bit more of the pepper as the time in decanter increases). Now, after few hours the earthy tastes do open up. Very dark color (Dark, Dark Ruby/purple) . Long legs. IMHO, well balanced on the palate. Works well with small meats and veggies I got for lunch. I think it can also enjoy lower temps in general (aka- not a summer in New York). Medium plus finish, and leaves you with a feeling of more (I want more...)

    What was interesting about the 'nose' of the wine is that I decanted it again Friday morning, left it in the microcellar and went out. When I came back and opened it again it felt like a brand new wine. [Still, feels like a youngster.] Overall: I would vote BUY. The only thing that makes me sad is that now I have only two bottles to see how they develop over the years :( . But, I took one for the team. And it was well worth it. Enjoyable drinking and will develop for years to come. Great with small meats and veggies. We voted with our glasses and the bottle is almost done :-)

    Well done, Karen and John. Well done.

    (92 with a positive prospect once it gets more cellaring time. Currently recommended few hours decanting)

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  • Taylor56 commented:

    8/3/14, 10:07 AM - So happy you enjoyed the wine. We agree with your notes - with airtime this youngster cabernet starts to really open up nicely in the mouth and nose - we think it has a terrific future!

    We are humbled by your kind words and hope you enjoy the wine for many years to come. Karen & John (proprietors)

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