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Nope but a $45 S.B. and a $120 red? I couldn't see prior vintages - are there any?
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quote: Originally posted by TERPS: No 2006 is their first release.
Googled - not alot out there but the caves look beautiful - sort of like Jarvis.
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I was there last weekend. Although the caves are monstrous, I wouldn't visit there again. Just my $.02
______________________________________ I'm throwin' rocks tonight. Mark it, Dude.
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| Posts: 2492 | Location: San Luis Obispo, CA | Registered: Mar 21, 2007 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by dannyk8232: I was there last weekend. Although the caves are monstrous, I wouldn't visit there again.
Just my $.02
Due to the wine quality or the the personnel?
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A little bit of both...
______________________________________ I'm throwin' rocks tonight. Mark it, Dude.
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| Posts: 2492 | Location: San Luis Obispo, CA | Registered: Mar 21, 2007 |    |
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Tried their 06 Sauv Blanc and their 06 red meritage called Obsidian at the Howell Mtn tasting at a Howell Mountain Wine Association event at Charles Krug this summer and subsequently at their industry event held in San Francisco in early September. In both events, their SB was the best white of the tastings- elegant, medium-full body, good acid and well balanced- just delicious. Reminded me of good vintage Pape Clement Blanc. Actually, perhaps the best Cal SB I have ever had. And the red is no slouch either- drinkable now, but lots of structure for aging and improvement, considering the vintage. An impressive debut IMHO. A little pricey, but given the quality of the product, worth the tariff, especially the SB.
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| Posts: 38 | Location: san francisco | Registered: Nov 29, 2001 |    |
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