Messina Hof 2010 Private Reserve Double Barrel Cerro Santo Vineyard Primitivo (Texas)
Deep and dark smelling, this has aromas of Mission fig, black fruit compote and spiced pastry. It's a heavyweight effort with a dense texture, but the acidity saves it from feeling ponderous. An overripe flavor of sun-dried fruit dominates the flavor profile, concluding with a touch of Bourbon barrel on the medium-long finish.
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Price$22, Buy Now
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DesignationPrivate Reserve Double Barrel Cerro Santo Vineyard
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Alcohol13.7%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published11/1/2012
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