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Sonoma Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 1858

v19. Very good. Soft cedar, fresh pressed grapes and a touch of mint nose. Fresh, rich, black and blueberry fruits. Bright, clean, chocolate finish. — 10 days ago

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Estate Vineyard Sonoma Coast Dry Gewürztraminer

Fun to drink, enjoyed with charcuterie — a year ago

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Heritage Selection Estate Vineyards Merlot 2014

Megan Jo’s 31st birthday dinner. We absolutely love this wine. Paired with a smoked porchetta, Brussels sprouts in honey and sriracha, and roasted potatoes. — 4 years ago

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Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir 2015

Not a typical Pinot noir- restrained and elegant with dark cherries, pepper, cloves and anise. The finish has a touch of coffee and low acidity. — 8 months ago

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Petaluma Gap Sonoma County Pinot Noir 2021

Linear spicy blackberry smoky little barnyard - great acid and a decent backbone. Refreshing contrast to RRV — 2 years ago

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Estate Vineyard Sonoma Valley Cabernet Sauvignon

Big upfront dark fruit, earthy, edge of bitter tannins with smoke followed by a moderate acidic finish. Needs time to open up. — 4 years ago

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Estate Vineyard Sonoma Coast Gewürztraminer

A fairly dry Gewurtz. Nice finish. — a year ago

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Estate Vineyard Sonoma Valley Zinfandel

Paired with smoked baby back ribs with a Cheerwine barbecue sauce it was perfect. — a year ago

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Mountain Cuvée Rhinefarm Vineyard Red Blend 2001

This is mountain cuvée Rhinefarm vineyard Sonoma Valley. 69% Merlot, 27% Cabernet, 4% Franc. Long ago in a far away land I was a club member at GunBun. I really enjoyed the wines made there by Linda Trotta. This is my last bottle. Back in the day when they were allowed to call it Mountain Cuvée. 2001 was a cool tannic year and this represents the vintage, but it’s one of the reasons that’s it’s holding up this long. You’d never guess 2001. Dark red color, fruit and tannins with a smooth finish. This is old school in a very good way. — a year ago

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