Per Sempre 1999 The Lisa Shiraz (Napa Valley)
This offers a lot, maybe too much, of everything—supermature pruney fruit, tons of smoky oak and a jammy mouthfeel. It's fat, and closes long with dense fruit and black pepper accents. It's also over the top—overripe, highly extracted, densely wooded; if you love that style, you'll enjoy this much more than our tasters did. This has potential as a Port, though, consumed at the end of a meal with cheeses and nuts.
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Price$60,Buy Now
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DesignationThe Lisa
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Alcohol14%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published11/1/2001
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