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Over the hill which is surprising as I have 09 and 10 from Carlisle that are still drinking well. Seems to be a problem with the 2012 as they have not aged as well as other vintages for this winery.
Over the hill which is surprising as I have 09 and 10 from Carlisle that are still drinking well. Seems to be a problem with the 2012 as they have not aged as well as other vintages for this winery.
This is really good especially drinking it with Personally aged beef long distance conversation with friends from kindergarten talking about the meaning of life at all makes sense after drinking this bottle
This is really good especially drinking it with Personally aged beef long distance conversation with friends from kindergarten talking about the meaning of life at all makes sense after drinking this bottle
This bottle was a bit different than my first two, starting with the very intriguing bouquet that reminded me of smelling summer berry bushes - a sort of fresh, slightly herbal quality mixed with sweeter fruit scents. The palate was red and black raspberries complemented by ripe peach, mildly assertive black pepper/spice, and a cool menthol on the close. If that sounds like an unusual mix of flavors, it is. But, somehow, it all works together.
This bottle was a bit different than my first two, starting with the very intriguing bouquet that reminded me of smelling summer berry bushes - a sort of fresh, slightly herbal quality mixed with sweeter fruit scents. The palate was red and black raspberries complemented by ripe peach, mildly assertive black pepper/spice, and a cool menthol on the close. If that sounds like an unusual mix of flavors, it is. But, somehow, it all works together.
Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California, USA
