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Yum. Had this wine in January 2009, and it was terrific. Still young, I'd love to try it again over the next 5 years or so. It's a big syrah, but with some complex fruit, oak, and even...

Solid, varietal-correct syrah from Mendocino. Meyer Family Cellars is a producer of quality syrah and port, I think all from Mendocino. This wine was consumed in January 2009, and tasted young,...

For $8-10 this is a drinkable wine, but I think at this price point it would be advisable to switch varietals for California and/or switch to an Argentine or Chilean wine (or Portuguese) for a...

Not quite as bold a PS as you can find in California, but good. Smoky and oaky with black and blue fruit flavors. Drank it in Spring 2008.

A really tasty, balanced cabernet sauvignon. Mostly fruit driven, but significant layers of tobacco, spices, and earthiness/mushroomness. We slowly worked our way through 9 bottles over a couple...

Yum. Had this wine in January 2009, and it was terrific. Still young, I'd love to try it again over the next 5 years or so. It's a big syrah, but with some complex fruit, oak, and even...

Solid, varietal-correct syrah from Mendocino. Meyer Family Cellars is a producer of quality syrah and port, I think all from Mendocino. This wine was consumed in January 2009, and tasted young,...

For $8-10 this is a drinkable wine, but I think at this price point it would be advisable to switch varietals for California and/or switch to an Argentine or Chilean wine (or Portuguese) for a...

Not quite as bold a PS as you can find in California, but good. Smoky and oaky with black and blue fruit flavors. Drank it in Spring 2008.

A really tasty, balanced cabernet sauvignon. Mostly fruit driven, but significant layers of tobacco, spices, and earthiness/mushroomness. We slowly worked our way through 9 bottles over a couple...