The 2013 vintage was a warm year with a short harvest, and so the Jim Barry's top red wine is more than ready to drink now. While it may not have as long a cellaring life as some of its predecessors, it's still a beautiful a wine. It starts with aromas of dried flowers, Dr. Pepper, raisiny plums, raw meat, milk chocolate and spices like cumin, star anise and white pepper. The palate is still showing relatively juicy, primary fruit that's sewn together with ultrafine, powdery tannins and an earthy spine. This is powerful yet finessed. Christina Pickard
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Price$300,
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DesignationThe Armagh
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Alcohol14%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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ImporterLoosen Bros. USA
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Date Published12/1/2018
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