Robert Parker's Wine Advocate Tasting Notes: 91 Points – “It offers up an expressive nose of slate, mineral, licorice, violets, blackcherry, and blueberry. Layered, long, and complex, this spicy, hedonistic effort has 2-3 years of aging potential but can be enjoyed now without guilt. It is a great value.
In 1995, a vast investment took place and the whole winery was been completely restructured and modernized. Eric Solomon was quite impressed with the quality of the wines and saw the potential for even further improvements and launched several custom cuvee projects with Capçanes, building the strong foundation on which their close relationship is built.
Cheers - Ali
5 comments:
sounds interesting
and it's not spoofilated?
nope - it's very well balanced, on the lighter side of the spoofilated spectrum no doubt about it. I am finding that Pinot Noir drinkers are loving this bottle...
aged in new oak? and where is it available? thanks!
both old and new for under a year...i am not sure outside of Texas where this can be found, though the downtown Whole Foods in Austin bought the distributor out!
Do Bianchi is in Austin these days!
It's an interesting story: the kosher winery turned commercial...
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