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Community Tasting Notes 17
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bbcc66 Likes this wine: 90 points
May 4, 2024 - Pnp. Drank over 2 days. Day 2 was about the same as day 1. Nice dark fruit nose. Consistent, lively tastes of red & darker fruits. Notably better than 11/11/23 bottle. Good example of bottle variation.
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bbcc66 wrote: 87 points
November 11, 2023 - Decanted 1/2 hr. Drank over 2 days. Day 2 was a little flatter than day 1. Tastes of red & darker fruits. Unexciting. Maybe past its prime?
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dlduchon wrote: 75 points
July 12, 2023 - I opened this wine and let it breathe for an hour or so. The first glass tasted like oaked raisin juice. It almost did not taste like wine. We drank it over the next hour or two and it became more astringent and unbalanced as it warmed. I don’t know if they still make wines like this, but I hope they don’t in 2023. The style is dead. Yes, you can make an overripe, over extracted wine with decent acidity in Paso but why would you. Truly a horrible wine to any one interested in balance and terroir. I tried it again on night two. The fruit faded and it had an astringent finish with a hot alcohol burn.
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Tgross Likes this wine:
July 7, 2023 - Mmmm. Worth the wait.
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brasstab Likes this wine: 93 points
December 24, 2022 - Killer! As Denner wines tend to be. Smoky, deep and dark. Great pairing with a thick Lasagna.
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Paso Robles Copes, Adapts and Evolves (Nov 2017) (link)(Denner Vineyards The Dirt Worshipper Central Coast Red) Subscribe to see review text.
Wine Definition
- Vintage 2015
- Type Red
- Producer Denner
- Varietal Syrah Blend
- Designation The Dirt Worshipper
- Vineyard n/a
- Country USA
- Region California
- SubRegion Central Coast
- Appellation Central Coast
Community Holdings
- Pending Delivery 0 (0%)
- In Cellars 400 (48%)
- Consumed 436 (52%)
Food Pairing
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Who Likes This Wine
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- CountryUSA
- RegionCalifornia
- SubRegionCentral Coast
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