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Way too soft and ripe, and although it's technically dry, this tastes like a concoction of chocolate mousse, crème de cassis and cinnamon. Luscious, but it isn't really a dry table wine. || A brisk young Pinot Noir, dry and bright in acidity, with deep, long raspberry, cherry, cola, spice and sandalwood flavors. The tannins are just a bit rustic, so drink this wine now and over the next 2–3 years. || This is a somewhat heavy and enormously concentrated wine. It reminds me of Calera's Mount Harlan wines. It has a lo…

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