2016 Daniel Cohn Cabernet Sauvignon Bellacosa

Community Tasting Notes (17) Avg Score: 86.4 points

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  9/22/2023 - F_&_M Likes this wine: 88 Points

  Really tastes better than it has on my previous occasions. Perhaps waiting a little bit was rewarded.

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  6/7/2022 - F_&_M wrote: 87 Points

  Really just trying too hard. Feels over extracted. With no complexity to back it up.

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  9/8/2021 - Mollyn527 Likes this wine: 85 Points

  Very good medium body cab from Sonoma. A bit overpriced, but good overall. Light fruit taste, not too tannic.

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  3/22/2021 - monk1019 wrote: 83 Points

  Average Napa cab. Would not have wanted to serve it with a steak, but it was certainly not bad with sausage peppers and onionshh

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  3/5/2021 - Glenn Gilbert Does not like this wine: 79 Points

  14.2% alcohol; I reviewed the 2015 vintage of this wine on 7/2/2018 for CellarTracker while on an Alaska cruise with a very different result rating the wine at overall score of 90, a big gap from today's tasting; real cork with up to 4 cm wine penetration, almost all the way through the cork, with intricate monogramming and designs, medium weight foil; fast legs, very dark red;; the cork intimates that the wine will be (stone) fruit forward, and the nose from the poured wine confirms that impression; the nose of fruit is tempered by vegetables like peeled carrots, cauliflower, and artichokes; opened, vinturied, and tasted right away at approximately 10 degrees C; full bodied, less sweet and fruity than I anticipated; a somewhat bitter component, clearly not sweet, is a little stronger on the sides of the tongue and in the medium finish than I would like; (stone fruit) sourness is well integrated; this is not a good food wine and I wouldn't especially like to drink it solo either; the Germans say 'mislungen', something went wrong in the selection of the grapes or the production of the wine

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