Thursday, December 21, 2017 - I have been honored to share with others, many bottles of the great Caymus Special Reserve 1990, and Latour 1982. These wines were criticized in their youth as being "too fruity". I have enjoyed a few bottles of intense Belle Gloss. This wine, however, is definitely a disgrace to the family. It is only appropriate for pancakes. Five years from now, thirty years from now, it will only be for pancakes. Much better to invest in Vermont maple syrup. If you think this is Cabernet, you are the victim
of fake news.
Comment posted by tomoem:
12/21/2017 7:45:00 PM - So I take that this means you don't like it !
Comment posted by tomoem:
12/21/2017 7:45:00 PM - So I take that this means you don't like it !
Comment posted by MichaelMA:
12/22/2017 5:54:00 PM - Totally agree. Over extracted and pruny.
Comment posted by winecadence:
12/23/2017 12:49:00 PM - Good to know. I will save for pancakes.
Comment posted by Ptrosh:
12/23/2017 6:54:00 PM - Completely agree - it’s vanilla syrup.
Comment posted by Hanibal:
12/26/2017 9:55:00 AM - 100% .... too sweet, over extracted and too much wood. This is to wine like cane syrup is to maple syrup.
Comment posted by markydecker:
3/5/2018 6:46:00 PM - My suggestion all all Caymus vintages 2012-15 is they should put it in 375's and sell it as a dessert wine. It is a total failure as anything else.