Dancing Bear Ranch Cabernet Sauvignon Blend

Dancing with bears tonight. It took me more than an hour to teach this bear the Texas Two Step, but after that we were cutting a rug. The initial bright red fruit notes eventually slide into a darker, richer profile of blackberry, charcoal, currant, cassis, and a mix of dark and milk chocolate. What really takes this from good to great is the constant background of baking bread infused with rosemary. For the hedonist, this is a pure pleasurefest, with more than enough complexity and nuance to satisfy the intellectual, but like a soaring ballad, the real appeal here is to the romantic.

Same comments. Brooding wine tonight. Maybe with some air will start to sing. Nevertheless, nice ripe fruit, red and black. Earthy. Grippy tannins. Medium minis finish.

Still solid, same comments as before. Red and black fruit. Grippy tannins. Lots of life left.

Red and black fruit. Ripe and juicy. Oak. Some earthiness. Acidity and tannins still strong but structure is good and holding together very well. Lots of time left here. Give it a bit to open up but drinks well.

Same comments as last time. Bottle needs an hour to breath then it really sings. Red and black fruit. Quite oaky. Very well structured.

Great wine. It does open with more big red fruit, then let it open and it goes black. Great fruit, chocolate, nice finish.

Very good. 2014 vs 2013 veery close. Both great.

Bold, complex but soft on the back end. Full of notes of cherry, berries and a hint of oak. Delicious with filet. 1yr anniversary

Buy again. Pretty good. drank on our 16th wedding anniversary at home 

Plum, aged oak, strong tannins. Beautiful after opening up. Delicious with steak. Amazing cab!