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Geez. Just got 'em this morning. 
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What did you think? I had it at the winery last month. It was good enough to make me regret not buying my usual case so I picked up a couple. I don't think it's as good as 2005 but it's typical Lewelling and the only Napa cab I still buy regularly.
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give it two hours and enjoy! i enjoyed it more than the '05 at a similar stage of development.
it will surely make you want to max out on your '07 allocation that should be just around the corner.
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quote: Originally posted by Dave Tong BBP: What did you think?
I had it at the winery last month. It was good enough to make me regret not buying my usual case so I picked up a couple. I don't think it's as good as 2005 but it's typical Lewelling and the only Napa cab I still buy regularly.
No decant, only opened up for 30-40 minutes before I could not wait any longer. Seemed very tight at this stage in comparison to the 2005 that I tasted at the winery. See DannyK's note on the 06 Wight.. Lots of chocolate on the nose and palate.. Nice big tannins with a touch of heat too. Held up well on night two and lots of structure to be nice on night three as well.. I guess I need to replace it and let it sleep for a few years.
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| Posts: 451 | Location: San Diego | Registered: Apr 12, 2007 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by etherscreen: give it two hours and enjoy! i enjoyed it more than the '05 at a similar stage of development.
it will surely make you want to max out on your '07 allocation that should be just around the corner.
I agree on the 07s.. I am excited to get a small allocation. 
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| Posts: 451 | Location: San Diego | Registered: Apr 12, 2007 |    |
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