Estate Grown Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon

I like their big tannic Reserve reds to lay down for five years plus. But what about their regular reds? Heavily pigmented purple-red in color. Briar, leather, cherry notes in nose. Touch of barnyard, mint-eucalyptus in nose as well. Black currant and cherry flavors, mild tannins initially, dry finish on palate. Plum flavor emerges with time. Skin astringency moderate; sharp chewy tannins emerge after 30 minutes, but soften two hours later. Red fruit finish and aftertaste. Well made for a basic-entry Cabernet; certainly there are more complex and costly Central Coast Cabernets but this is a solid choice in the mid price points. Better than I expected, tastes even better with time or decanting

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Merlot 85% Syrah, tenat soft drinkable

2021 vintage. A solid everyday CS

Deep ruby color. Aromas of dark berries, tobacco pipe and oak. Rich, black cherries on the palate, plum and black tea finish.

Very refreshing, and not bad price.

For a Costco bought BIG bottle? ... it's pretty darn good. Use it as a table wine or just if you want a quick wine swig.

Bought at a gas station in Paso Robles. Super tasty!😄

Great legs; ridiculous quality for an affordable price out at a restaurant.

Favorite Sauvignon Blanc - fruity taste, not thin like most. I like is when it warms up a little after being in the fridge - rounds out the flavors.