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All the parts haven't come close to knitting together in this Cab. The smoky new oak is out there on its own, while the ripe black currants and savory cherries are doing their own thing. It's unintegrated. But judging from the quality of the tannins, it should develop in the cellar. Try after 2010. || Tastes like the grapes got a little too ripe, which gives the wine a sweetly jammy or pie-filling blackberry and cherry flavor. Add in lots of smoky, caramelized new oak, and this Merlot can't really be described as d…

Source: Wine Enthusiast

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