James Laube called it “simply delicious.” I’d have to agree. Dark ink in the glass with a fruit nose of plums, berries and moderate alcohol. The plums are evident on the tongue with a mouthful of fruity, peppery flavor that simply coats the mouth with a velvety paintbrush. Sweet, structured tannins promise that this wine is going to get even better. Great now... in 3-5 years... Wow! I’d give it even one better than WS and call it a 94.
NV Domaine Ste. Michelle Sparkling Wine Extra Dry
A pleasant sparkler of fresh baked bread with lemon jam. Bold enough to be great with appetizers of cheeses, roasted peppers with pesto, and olives. NR.
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