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Red
2012 Minassian-Young Junipero Paso Robles Red Blend
8/29/2015 - mtred wrote:
88 points
This blend clearly tastes that it contains Grenache and receives nice berry fruit from Zinfandel. A good wine to start an evening.
  • macavity commented:

    2/12/17, 12:34 PM - Just opened my last bottle from this vintage. Agree with the earlier comment. Very helpful.

Red
2011 Turtle Rock Maturin James Berry Vineyard Paso Robles Red Rhone Blend
10/30/2016 - Loren Sonkin wrote:
92 points
Wines with Friends (and Game 4) (Chris and Renee's): From Paso Robles, I had not had this wine before. Of course, James Berry is certainly a Grand Cru vineyard and this wine delivered. It came out of the bottle swinging but did fade slightly over the night. Like many 2011's I don't think this will be as long lived. I will need to look for later vintages! Purple in color. The nose has a nice roasted meat note with black cherries and black pepper. It reminds me a lot of Beaucastel with a bit more bright fruit (not much). On the palate, juicy acidity. Some depth. The black cherry fruit carries thru but adds some boysenberries. Nice finish. Always fun to discover new wines.
  • macavity commented:

    10/30/16, 10:56 AM - Happy to see these positive comments about one of the unsung winemakers (Don Burns) in this area. His personal relationship with Saxum and their techniques and equipment is strong (assistant winemaker to Justin Smith) and his wines are exceptional!

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