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Merlot
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List $32.00
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Producer notes: "Elegant aromas of boysenberry and black cherry join with nuances of vanilla and plum. These aromas lead to a soft and supple mouth-feel, rich with blackberry and toffee flavors. Hints of spice and cranberry are supported by moderate tannins for a smooth finish. Our favorite pairings for this wine include chicken cacciatore, Cornish game hen, and parmesan risotto. Alcohol 14.4%."
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CGV 89
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Chardonnay
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89 points California Grapevine: "Medium-light golden yellow; attractive, forward, toasty, nutty, ripe tropical fruit aroma with herbal and mineral notes; medium-full body; crisp green apple flavors with firm acidity; lingering aftertaste. Highly recommended. 14.5% alcohol; 467 cases; 100% barrel fermented; 75% malolactic fermentation; released Spring 2011. (Apr 2012)"
Kent Humphrey and Dan Fishman (Winemaker and Assistant Winemaker of Eric Kent Wine Cellars) devote themselves to discovering and purchasing small lots for Sarapo Family and to creating the finished blends. They do not 'make' Sarapo wines from grape to bottle, but rather seek out small lots made by other artisan winemakers in order to carefully blend their own limited-production wines of distinction and personality. Each wine is given a "family name" inspired by relatives from past and present generations.
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Pinot Noir
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A dense and beautiful Pinot Noir sourced from the Guadalupe Vineyard located in Yamhill County, Oregon, with the essence of cassis and ripe, dark fruits: cherry, blackberry, blueberry plus hints of earth, mushrooms, and spice. 287 cases produced.
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RP 90
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Cabernet & Blends
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California
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90 points Robert Parker: "From a vineyard on Pritchard Hill, this 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon is packed and stacked with blueberry and blackberry fruit interwoven with graphite and earth characteristics... There is enough depth and concentration to support the wine’s structure, but this is a broodingly backward, forboding style of wine that requires 3-4 years of bottle age. (Dec 2008)"
This wine is packed with blueberry and blackberry fruit interwoven with graphite and earth. A striking wine that's bold, rich and opulent, with tiers of currant, blackberry, black cherry and plum fruit. Deep and concentrated. Ends with a burst of ripe fruit and a long, persistent finish that echoes mineral and tobacco notes. The wine may take a few years to hit its full stride but it has enough depth and concentration to support the ample and broad structure. 3 to 4 years cellaring are recommended but it should have no trouble cruising past 10 years.
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WA 91
IWC 91
AM 90
United States
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Pinot Noir
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Oregon
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91+ points Jay Miller (Wine Advocate): "The 2008 Pinot Noir Terres Basses is my favorite of the vineyard designates. It is a harmonious offering with an inviting perfume of smoke, exotic spices, floral notes, and dark fruit aromas. Nicely proportioned on the palate, it displays excellent concentration and a lengthy, fruit-filled finish. It will deliver prime drinking from 2013 to 2023. (Oct 2011)"
91 points Josh Raynolds (International Wine Cellar): "Bright ruby-red. Cherry-vanilla and cola on the nose, with a spicy element increasing with aeration. Deeply pitched, nicely concentrated dark fruit flavors are complemented by notes of black cardamom and clove. Dusty tannins build on the impressively long, gently chewy, sweet finish. I'd let this rest for another couple of years. (Jul/Aug 2011)"
90 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(14.2%). A reserved, indeed almost circumspect nose speaks of plum, anise and dark berry liqueurs that introduce rich, supple and very generous flavors that enjoy good dry extract levels that impart a sappy and textured character to the chewy, dusty and solidly persistent finish. This isn’t as robust as the Emery or as refined as the Kiana but this is certainly attractive in its own right. Drink: 2014+. (Oct 2011)"
Producer notes: "Terres Basses means the low lands, and comprises our lowest vineyard blocks ranging in elevation from 310' to 380' on very gentle south facing slopes. Although this is still a very youthful wine, the aromatic profile (once it’s seen a bit of air) is anything but simple. Aromas evolve from wood spice, cedar, coffee and vanilla into Christmas spices, doug fir, cassis and a touch of citrus. The palate promises many years of deepening texture and complexity yet already offers rich black fruits, structured tannins and well-integrated acidity. The finish suggests blue fruit, rose petals and pepper. Age this wine for 10+ years and pair with Coq au Vin or Duck Confit."
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