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Tasting Notes for Kisper

(7 notes on 7 wines)

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Red
12/4/2012 - Kisper wrote:
90 points
Still very young with gobs of black fruit. This one will go the distance. Great balance and complexity. Among the best BC Syrahs. Will try again next year.
Red
1/4/2012 - Kisper wrote:
93 points
Wonderful now with an hour or so of air time but will be so much better in 2 to 4 years. Hope I can wait.
Red
11/18/2010 - Kisper wrote:
91 points
Love this stuff. Lots of barnyard on the nose and palate intermingled with black cherry and chocolate. Builds on the palate to a med long finish. Nice balance between fruit, tanins, acidity and alcohol. Drinking beautifully right now but will likely improve for a while yet.
Red
6/23/2010 - Kisper wrote:
94 points
Silky smooth with depth and finesse. Beautiful cassis and cream nose with cassis, chocolate, and vanilla oak on the palate with decent balance. Drinking perfectly now. Wish I had more.
Red
4/10/2010 - Kisper wrote:
89 points
fresh and bright red fruit aromas and flavors with some interesting herbal and mineral notes. easy drinking and smooth with refreshing acidity and a perfumed character. Will get more.
Red
11/15/2009 - Kisper wrote:
90 points
clear, medium ruby color
moderate intense nose with aromas of soft ripe red fruits (cherries and plums) with sweet spice (vanilla) and earth
medium body on the palate with m+ acidity and tannins; flavors of red fruit with chewy tannins, spice and earth; a bit hot on the finish but nice balance overall
Paired well with the Italian chorizo penne and tomato sauce; wine improved as it opened up in the decanter (about 45 mins); will improve for another 4 to 8 years in the cellar
Red
11/1/2009 - Kisper wrote:
89 points
clear light/med cherry red; medium intensity on the nose with ripe red fruit (cherry and strawberry) and a hint of leather, earth and spice; medium body with smooth, supple mouthfeel and red fruit and leather on the palate; great balance between fruit and acidity. Drinking very nicely now but will improve for a few more years.
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