Hearst Ranch 2020 Lone Tree Cabernet Franc (Paso Robles)
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Strawberry, cedar, latte and mocha aromas make for an engaging nose on this bottling. There's a chalky edge to the palate, where those fresh and pretty red-fruit flavors are spiced by pepper and cut by firm tannins. Drink now–2034. Matt Kettmann
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Price$49,Buy Now
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DesignationLone Tree
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Alcohol15.4%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published12/31/2022
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