A very impressive nose that immediately takes me to Bordeaux but on the palate it’s unmistakably Paso Robles with lush, dense red and dark fruits. It’s a massive tobacco and green pepper bomb with some purple flowers and earth notes. A dense wine endowed with a good frame. I liked this a lot more than I thought I would.
A very impressive nose that immediately takes me to Bordeaux but on the palate it’s unmistakably Paso Robles with lush, dense red and dark fruits. It’s a massive tobacco and green pepper bomb with some purple flowers and earth notes. A dense wine endowed with a good frame. I liked this a lot more than I thought I would.
Jul 4th, 2020
Soft and structured. Excellent tannic structure. A Cabernet-lovers right bank blend. Enjoyable vanilla notes from the oak. This will last many years in your cellar if you can resist opening the bottle!
Soft and structured. Excellent tannic structure. A Cabernet-lovers right bank blend. Enjoyable vanilla notes from the oak. This will last many years in your cellar if you can resist opening the bottle!
Jun 18th, 2018
Edward Chiu's post only days ago made me hopeful that this wine was similar to Stag's Leap (Napa Valley) but further research discovered that a Stags" Leap exists ( also in Paso Robles like Daou ) and the only way to distinguish the two is the apostrophe ! I found this wine too fruity and obviously I'll consider that I've initiated my exploration of Paso Robles by pouring a wine before it's time. ☹️🍷
Edward Chiu's post only days ago made me hopeful that this wine was similar to Stag's Leap (Napa Valley) but further research discovered that a Stags" Leap exists ( also in Paso Robles like Daou ) and the only way to distinguish the two is the apostrophe ! I found this wine too fruity and obviously I'll consider that I've initiated my exploration of Paso Robles by pouring a wine before it's time. ☹️🍷
Jun 17th, 2017
Paso Robles, Central Coast, California, USA
