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Abeja Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley 2006 (304784)

750ml

$42.99

WS 91

In stock, 12+ available

91 points Wine Spectator: "Ripe, supple and expressive, offering a mouthful of tobacco-accented cherry, currant and floral aromas and flavors that sail effortlessly over modest tannins into the long, balanced finish. Drink now through 2014. 2,800 cases made. (6/15/09)"

San Francisco Chronicle: "A more toast-dominant profile right now than its 60 percent new oak would suggest. But there's cocoa and coffee nuance to it, and a suave kirsch tone amid lots of notably ripe blackberry. Very stylish, but well done. (8/9/09)"

Amavi Cabernet Sauvignon Walla Walla Valley 2006 (302866)

750ml

$26.99

In stock, 1 available

Walla Walla's Amavi Cellars is the brainchild of Ray Goff, a refugee from the world of industrial beer (think Budweiser). Partner and winemaker Jean-Francois Pellet has worked everywhere from Heitz Cellars in Napa to Spain to his native Switzerland. Their efforts are largely Cabernet-centric, and quite successful at that, as this 2006 attests. Comprised of 76% Cabernet, 18% Merlot, 1% Cabernet Franc, and even 5% Syrah, from grapes grown at some of Walla Walla's premier vineyard sites (Pepper Bridge and Seven Hills, to name two), this is complex, nuanced, with layers of dark chocolate and subtle oak spice. Richly textured, soft and pliant, the tannins are sufficiently refined to deliver as early as, well, now!

Cadence Bel Canto Cara Mia Vineyard Red Mountain 2006 (304548)

750ml

$51.99

W&S 93

WA 92

In stock, 12+ available

List $60.00

93 points Wine & Spirits: "[$60 list] A powerhouse blend of cabernet franc and merlot, from Ben and Gaye Smith's vineyard on Red Mountain (planted in 2004), this is precocious in its youth, with rich notes of plum, violet and star anise. It's all sweet heat on the palate, that rich plum meeting lavender and a dark, woodsy bottom note. Like most Red Mountain reds, this will need time; then decant and serve with skirt steak off the grill. 460 cases. (Oct 2009)"

92 points Jay Miller (Wine Advocate): "The 2006 Bel Canto Cara Mia Vineyard is a blend of 52% Cabernet Franc and 48% Merlot, the winery’s take on the famous Saint-Emilion, Cheval Blanc. It offers up an intriguing nose of earth, spice, sage, clove, cinnamon, black cherry, and black currant. Already revealing some complexity on the palate, it becomes a bit lean in the finish. Drink this flavorful wine over the next eight years. (Oct 2009)"

52% Cabernet Franc, 48% Merlot. Producer notes: "Structurally, this wine feels as if it is built on bedrock. It is powerful, deep, intense and brooding. It only hints at the layers of complexity folded into its framework. There are fresh forest pine/menthol, blue fruit and baking spice aromas. Lively acidity gives the palate a harmonious balance, and the tannins go on and on."

Cadence Ciel du Cheval 2003 (111884)

750ml

$39.99

IWC 92

Out Of Stock

Stephen Tanzer (International Wine Cellar): "(a blend of 48% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Cabernet Franc, 18% Merlot and 9% Petit Verdot) Bright red-ruby. Highly nuanced, claret-like aromas of redcurrant, blueberry, tobacco, leather, rose petal and licorice, along with a light leafy quality. Then sappy-sweet in the mouth, with nicely delineated, vibrant flavors of cherry and raspberry complicated by mineral and floral nuances. This mounts impressively toward the back and finishes floral and very long, with broad, fine-grained tannins. Classy juice! Ben Smith notes that the Ciel du Cheval vineyard does extremely well in the warmer years. 92 points."

Charles & Charles Cabernet Sauvignon/Syrah Columbia Valley Vol. 2 2007 (305784)

750ml

$9.99

In stock, 12+ available

Charles Bieler (of Three Thieves/Rebel Wine Co. and Bieler Père et Fils) and Charles Smith (of K Vintners, Magnificent Wine Co. and Charles Smith Wines) have teamed up to produce this fantastic red blend. Inky dark color, smooth in texture with dark cherry and berry fruit flavors. A lot of wine for this price!

Chateau Ste. Michelle Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Vly Cold Creek 2006 (306686)

750ml

$27.99

WE 92

In stock, 12+ available

92 points Wine Enthusiast: "Firm and juicy, this old vine Cabernet is loaded with black fruits. With just 1% Merlot in the blend, it’s a generous mouthful of almost-pure Cabernet, layered with licorice, mineral, and intense fruit flavors of currant and cherry. (12/31/09)"

Château Rollat Eduoard Cabernet Sauvignon Walla Walla Valley 2005 (302835)

750ml

$53.99

WE 95

WA 92

In stock, 12+ available

List $62.00

95 points Wine Enthusiast: "[$62 list] This is a showstopper, the top of the line at Chateau Rollat, certainly one of the most exciting new ventures to open in Walla Walla in the past decade. Deep and compact, it's a classic wine to cellar, holding its dark and smoky secrets tightly wound around a core of dense black fruits nuanced with streaks of bark, soil, earth and barrel. A subtle, moody and yet quite expressive wine, it engages the intellect as well as the palate--a rare treat inceed. Cellar Selection. (Mar 2009)"

92 points Jay Miller (Wine Advocate): "[$62 list] ...aged in 70% new French oak. It offers a more saturated color, a slighting brooding perfume with elements of pain grille, earth notes, and an amalgam of black fruits. Layered, with superb depth and grip, the wine is reminiscent of a top level Pauillac (Christian LeSommer worked for many years at Chateau Latour). The wine has enough structure to develop for another 4-6 years. The finish is long and fruit-filled. Drink it from 2012 to 2025. (Jun 2008)"

Available in limited quantities, the Edouard de Rollat (a blend of 75% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, and 5% Cabernet Franc) is the luxury cuvée from Chateau Rollat. Though terrific now, it’s more structured than the Sophie and really deserves at least a few years of cellaring. Tasted blind, this could easily pass for a top level Pauillac. Highly recommended.

Columbia Crest Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley Reserve 2006 (305677)

750ml

$24.99

WS 92

Out Of Stock

92 points Wine Spectator: "Bright and generous, delivering a ripe mouthful of currant and berry flavors, shaded with dusky herbs and mocha as the finish lingers easily. Harmonious and beautifully balanced, finishing long and inviting. Drink now through 2013. (2/28/10)"

Columbia Crest Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley Reserve 2007 (307989)

750ml

$36.99

In stock, 12+ available

Not yet reviewed; 2006 vintage rated 92 points Wine Spectator: "Bright and generous, delivering a ripe mouthful of currant and berry flavors, shaded with dusky herbs and mocha as the finish lingers easily. Harmonious and beautifully balanced, finishing long and inviting. Drink now through 2013." 2005 vintage rated #1 Wine of the Year by Wine Spectator.

Columbia Crest Walter Clore Private Reserve Columbia Valley 2006 (306856)

750ml

$24.99

CG 92

WA 90

In stock, 12+ available

List $34.00

92 points and 'Best Buy' Connoisseurs' Guide: "[$34 list] 66% Merlot; 35% Cabernet Sauvignon. This very well-crafted wine serves as a welcome reminder that depth and density are not antithetical to refinement and grace. From its rich, nicely layered aromas of cherries, cocoa and sweet oak to its impressively extracted flavors, it exhibits a good sense of proportion and never lets ripeness trump its well-defined fruit. It progresses effortlessly to a long, lightly tannic finish and is bound to age quite comfortably. (Mar 2010)"

90 points Jay Miller (Wine Advocate): "The 2006 Walter Clore Private Reserve is composed of 66% Merlot and 34% Cabernet Sauvignon aged for 30 months in new French oak. It exhibits notes of pain grille, pencil lead, damp earth, herbs, and balsamic. This leads to a full-bodied, ripe, layered wine with excellent depth, concentration, and length. Give it 3-4 years to fully blossom and drink it from 2013 to 2026. (Aug 2010)"

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