Ming L

9.1

I was told this bottle is scarcely available as only about 1,000 cases produced each vintage and most of them stay in Spain.
Rich and ultra smooth, this somewhat reminds me of Clio. Coconut and Creme de Cassis overwhelmed initially but eventually settled down. Unapologetically hedonistic, it’s nevertheless delicious and possesses great substance. Would love to try one with some bottle age, but the first vintage release was 2014.
— 2 months ago

Ricardo Perez

8.9

Carmenere 50% Craignan 25% País 25% — 3 years ago

Mike Saviage

9.4

Cask J1. Dark blackish tawny color. Very much opaque. Wispy, rustic nose. Notes of charcoal, roses, mocha, cola, vanilla, and charred barrel. Seems very old to me. Is it fortified? While I'm trying to ascertain what this might be, it's revealed as old school Cal Cab. Pretty impressive stuff. — 3 years ago

romo

9.2

Much more interesting than the Jonquieres. A bit sharp on finish. — 8 months ago

Justin

9.7

Full of energy — 9 months ago

Doug Powers

9.0

Always been a fan of the 1995 Cal Cabs, this shows just a trace of a green note up front, but nicely balanced, ready to drink, second label Laurel Glen!! — 3 years ago

with Jim

Carter White

9.3

Bursting with flavor. Juicy citrus fruit, mouth watering acidity, and a salty minerality. — 5 years ago

Tom Young

9.4

Fantastic wine from 2015 we picked up in priorat. — 9 months ago

with Matt and Amy

Doug Powers

9.3

Backward mountain fruit, but not as tannic as I’d expected, though this should easily last another 25 years, old school Cal Cabernet (13% ABV) that I long for!! — 3 years ago

with Jim

Young Bock Lee

9.0

Dense, rich, ripe than other arpepe range. — 4 years ago