Vibrant aromas of violet, herb, orange peel, smoked meat and plum lead to dense fruit flavors brightened by snappy acidity. It shows uncommon purity and depth that kicks it up a notch, along with enough tannic heft that cellaring will be rewarded. The balance is impeccable. Sean P. Sullivan
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Price$20,Buy Now
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DesignationBlue Mountain
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Alcohol13.9%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published12/31/2016
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