jnusser
Location: Santa Clara, United States
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Is there anything better than a great glass of wine shared with friends over dinner and conversation? Not in my books..
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Healdsburg
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Larkmead Vineyards
Group Type: Winery Followers: 21
jnusser's WinesView All 17
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Kathryn Kennedy Cabernet Sauvignon Santa Cruz Mountains (2001)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $130.69 -
Saxum Syrah Broken Stones (2003)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $280.00 -
Corison Cabernet Sauvignon Kronos (2002)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $64.00
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Altamura Cabernet Sauvignon (2004)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $199.00 -
Saxum Syrah Bone Rock James Berry Vineyard (2003)
Snoothrank: 4.5/5 Starting at $89.00 -
Meadowlark Cellars (2005)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $35.00
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Fantastic, velvet-smooth napa cab that has aged very well. A little bit of funk that burns off after a few minutes opens into a nice sophisticated boquet. Hints of mineral/earthiness and fruit...
Great example of a blend - wonderful deep, smooth flavors. Can't go wrong w/ this one.
This is a very solid sauvignon blanc, crisp and clean with a great balance and nice depth.
Solid wine - tasted amongst much more expensive wines, but held its own and stood out - definite earthiness on the initial taste that smooths out for a great finish.
Amazing - a friend pulled a bottle of this out the other night and it was simply wonderful. This is by far the biggest merlot I've had - lots of fruit and structure and velvety smooth.
Based on feedback, research & most importantly - availability at local wine stores, I ended up with a Marco di Giulio Diamond Mountain Cabernet. Very nice, but it was up against stiff...
Wow, thanks for an awesome list! I'm only bringing a couple wines, but we should have a great mix. I'll definitely report back. I was looking at Montelena, Etude & Ramey - it's...
Hi all, a group of friends is organizing a tasting for 2004 Cabs in the range of $80 - $100 / bottle. Anyone have a fabulous recommendation that fits? Thanks!
Fantastic, velvet-smooth napa cab that has aged very well. A little bit of funk that burns off after a few minutes opens into a nice sophisticated boquet. Hints of mineral/earthiness and fruit...
Great example of a blend - wonderful deep, smooth flavors. Can't go wrong w/ this one.
This is a very solid sauvignon blanc, crisp and clean with a great balance and nice depth.
Solid wine - tasted amongst much more expensive wines, but held its own and stood out - definite earthiness on the initial taste that smooths out for a great finish.
Amazing - a friend pulled a bottle of this out the other night and it was simply wonderful. This is by far the biggest merlot I've had - lots of fruit and structure and velvety smooth.
Based on feedback, research & most importantly - availability at local wine stores, I ended up with a Marco di Giulio Diamond Mountain Cabernet. Very nice, but it was up against stiff...
Wow, thanks for an awesome list! I'm only bringing a couple wines, but we should have a great mix. I'll definitely report back. I was looking at Montelena, Etude & Ramey - it's...
Hi all, a group of friends is organizing a tasting for 2004 Cabs in the range of $80 - $100 / bottle. Anyone have a fabulous recommendation that fits? Thanks!
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