4/25/23, 10:17 AM - As a long time corison collector I would say these age very well and begin to enter their drinking window at 8-10 years of bottle age. We are just opening our 2012s now and they are shining. These wines typically have decades of life and are built for the long haul. Of course every vintage is unique but that is my general impression of Cathy’s wines.
7/3/22, 12:16 PM - Completely agree with this score and review. A real find. Just bought 2 more cases and think this vintage punches well above its weight class. Day 2 flavors are interesting enough to see what will happen in a few years and will lay a few down. Great wine. Stock up.
1/22/22, 2:39 AM - These wines are made in a classic style and typically need 8-10 years to settle and enter their drinking window. If you have other bottles I would lay them down until 2026 or decant no less than 6 hours.
2/13/21, 5:13 AM - Same experience. This one is too good and believe they have started making their wines more approachable at younger ages.
10/4/19, 9:35 AM - Agree with this. Have had a few bottles of this vintage over the last year and all were a bit underwhelming. Am really hoping these develop with age but they are definitely not there yet. Could it be closed down?
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