Variety: Merlot
Region: Walla Walla Valley, Washington State
Country: USA
Year: 2006
Price: $27 (sale: $7.95)
Review: "Perfumed berry aromas offer an initial sense of sweet
fruit, followed by more savory tones of tobacco leaf and dried herbs. Complex
in the mouth, a melange of cherry, plum, and black raspberry flavors make up
the fruity core, while accents of tobacco, cedar, and a subtle sense of dusty
earth add depth. Fresh acidity and finely balanced tannins give a good frame
and force to the flavors, with subtle oak spice in the background. The elegant
finish is long. A cellar candidate, or enjoy now with a grilled T-bone
steak." (91 points, Wine Spectator)
My Review: This wine smelled smooth and sweet. It also had oaky/earthy tones combined with
petrol. The taste was surprisingly tangy
with a slight bitter acidity. It has a
nice body with earthy flavors. The wine
was smooth to taste with a slight bitter aftertaste. A good wine overall.
I tried this wine without food.
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