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No real notes, a shared mid-week bottle while I was out picking up new Burgundy's. Nice dark fruits, fine tannins, amazingly approachable. Easy drinker if you're biased to lighter style Cabernet Franc.
No real notes, a shared mid-week bottle while I was out picking up new Burgundy's. Nice dark fruits, fine tannins, amazingly approachable. Easy drinker if you're biased to lighter style Cabernet Franc.
Very good new world Cab franc that even a Loire devotee can appreciate. Fruit forward and soft but not overly ripe (clocks in at 13%), sweet dark berries and black currants, a bit of graphite and soil. Bang for the buck vs the best examples of comparably priced Loire CF is a different question (really not even close) but this is definitely tasty
Very good new world Cab franc that even a Loire devotee can appreciate. Fruit forward and soft but not overly ripe (clocks in at 13%), sweet dark berries and black currants, a bit of graphite and soil. Bang for the buck vs the best examples of comparably priced Loire CF is a different question (really not even close) but this is definitely tasty
Seriously... for the funk-a-file. Bright juicy res candied fruit, acid driven, and funky as all get out. They claim to have always strived for a Loire style with Loire varietals, and this is as close as it gets.. (if not better) wow
Seriously... for the funk-a-file. Bright juicy res candied fruit, acid driven, and funky as all get out. They claim to have always strived for a Loire style with Loire varietals, and this is as close as it gets.. (if not better) wow
Santa Ynez Valley, Central Coast, California, USA
