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1. Why would you ever change the original label? 2. Why doesn't Mount Veeder Winery have a Mt. Veeder AVA? Otherwise, a nice middle of the road Napa Cabernet.
1. Why would you ever change the original label? 2. Why doesn't Mount Veeder Winery have a Mt. Veeder AVA? Otherwise, a nice middle of the road Napa Cabernet.
Certified Sommelier, President of Savvy Cellar Wines Inc.
9.1
Really enjoyed this- needed a gentle decant, due to quite a bit of sediment, but I was rewarded with dusty leather, sautéed mushrooms, rich earthiness, and a touch of bramble. As it opened, I got a bit more ripe plum, dried dark cherry and some cedar. The low alcohol (13.3%) and noticeable acid made this well integrated wine, a great food wine. I had it with sautéed shallots, green beans, and a filet in brandy peppercorn cream sauce. Very enjoyable!
Really enjoyed this- needed a gentle decant, due to quite a bit of sediment, but I was rewarded with dusty leather, sautéed mushrooms, rich earthiness, and a touch of bramble. As it opened, I got a bit more ripe plum, dried dark cherry and some cedar. The low alcohol (13.3%) and noticeable acid made this well integrated wine, a great food wine. I had it with sautéed shallots, green beans, and a filet in brandy peppercorn cream sauce. Very enjoyable!
Napa Valley, California, USA
