Black Label CF from RCellars: m+ acidity, full bodied, rich raspberry, earth tones, and leather. Will drink again in a year.
Black Label CF from RCellars: m+ acidity, full bodied, rich raspberry, earth tones, and leather. Will drink again in a year.
Sep 19th, 2016
Signature smells of bright and fresh raspberry, cherry, and plum, with bramble, notes of bell pepper and mint, hints of baker's vanilla, cinnamon and clove, and faint whiffs of warm tires and fallen wet leaves. On the palate fresh but richer red fruit of cherry, cranberry, and raspberry, hints of asparagus, with a medium mouthfeel and medium-length finish. The 13.8% alcohol gave the body some weight but was a tad strong for the bright red fruit profile. Overall this is a balanced Loire-style Cab Franc. Went great with my portobello caps with homemade porcini-morel gravy; food and wine really brought out the spice flavors of each other.
Signature smells of bright and fresh raspberry, cherry, and plum, with bramble, notes of bell pepper and mint, hints of baker's vanilla, cinnamon and clove, and faint whiffs of warm tires and fallen wet leaves. On the palate fresh but richer red fruit of cherry, cranberry, and raspberry, hints of asparagus, with a medium mouthfeel and medium-length finish. The 13.8% alcohol gave the body some weight but was a tad strong for the bright red fruit profile. Overall this is a balanced Loire-style Cab Franc. Went great with my portobello caps with homemade porcini-morel gravy; food and wine really brought out the spice flavors of each other.
Dec 9th, 2021
Medium body, rich color, cherry and spicy peppercorn with a snappy acidity -- nice showing from a local winery
Medium body, rich color, cherry and spicy peppercorn with a snappy acidity -- nice showing from a local winery
Sep 8th, 2017
Rappahannock County, Northern Region, Virginia, USA
