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Community Tasting Notes (5) Avg Score: 92.2 points

  • DINNER WITH PAM STARR: get together with fellow CTers, CYCLIST and IAMANDYC and assorted friends and family. I don’t reca whether Pam or CYCLIST brought this, but many thanks. More blue fruited than the 21, mixed with dark cherries, violets, wild flowers and a bit of loam. Bright, energetic, and layered

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  • Please wait until the next bottle for any notes. I did not write any when I open this so voted with the community for a score. I do know that it will be at least 2 years before I try another, because I do remember thinking, this is too young!

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  • 2+ hr slow ox. Dark purple with a slow viscous coating on the stem. Black cherry on the nose, this comes across the palate as watery black and blueberry pie filling, with a hint of oak and structure.

    Extremely easy to drink on its own, this could easily pair with poultry, fish or burgers, though I'm not sure I'd put it up to a prime steak. Interesting and very enjoyable expression of the varietal, time to drink up.

    As this didn't add much weight during the several hours followed, i wouldn't suggest decanting.

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  • Decanted 1/2 the bottle; Comments are after an hour in the decanter. Nose of forest and muted dark fruits. Elegant mouth feel with a soft approach that yields soft, fine-grained tannins front- to- mid palate.

    Another hour later, wine from the bottle shows a floral bouquet with a more polished finish. This is a solid wine and an excellent Cab Franc, however like recent C-S wines I just can’t justify the price point.

    At $55-65 I’d be all over this, and still a player at 70; $90 I paid at the winery was just to offset tasting fees, and reinforces purchasing on the secondary market. I always want to support family businesses and preserve their margins which are halved retail, but not at a large premium to the distribution chain.

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  • Cabernet Franc ... kinda it nice. Sweet, cotton candy nose, nice finish, pleasant.

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