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Bogle Vineyards Phantom 2004

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USA > California > Yolo County > Clarksburg
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Red Wine
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59% Petite Sirah, 39% Old Vine Zinfandel, 2% Old Vine Mouvedre

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Snooth User: Erisire
Erisire
6

Phantom is a favorite at my house, and we tend to buy a case to drink half and save half. This is a lovely and drinkable wine when released but becomes more smooth and refined after allowing some extra age time. At release, the '04 is darkly fruity, not a big surprise from Bogle, especially considering their very jammy and cheap(!) Old Vines Zin. If you're lookiing for a $30 wine that costs $10-15 less, get this. If you're wanting a $50 wine for WAY less, get this and save it for a year or two. Absolutely delicious.


January 2008

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Snooth User: Ducks Leap
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9

Oh yeah...this is yummy stuff. It's a mix of Zinfandel, Petite Syrah and Mourvedre. I've never heard of Mourvedre grapes but I like the balance. It's deep, rich, dark, and has that high class bouquet and taste that really expensive cabernet meritage's have but without the tannins. If you're a big tannic acid fan don't let that keep you from trying this! It's got that right mix of Earthy, but not dirty, fruity, but not sweet, and the Zinfandel reaches out to you without being too....Zinfandelly. I wish I had a nice, big, char-broiled filet mignon right now to suck on between sips!


December 2007

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Snooth User: rgilchrist
rgilchrist
14

Wow, I received this wine accidentally (My Admin Assistant was supposed to pick up a case of Bogle Red Zinfandel and she got this instead!), and I accidentally fell in love with this wine. Bold, rich, and stands alone without food. Great to enjoy anytime and perfect to sit by the fire and toast the holidays for those who like cabs, but want something less acidic and, as a previous review indicated, with smoother tannins. Mark of a true Zinfandel, Primitivo/Puglia...


December 2007

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Snooth User: Kyle Cummings
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The best bottle for the price that Bogle has to offer hands down. An amazing winery in you are in the Delta region.


March 2008

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Snooth User: 00schneider
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This is a wonderfully balanced, yet heavy wine - one of my favorites! Thick and fruity, velvety smooth with a long finish. And it comes with a bargain price tag! Very yummy :-P


February 2008

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Snooth User: cfisch
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Big nose and big wine!


February 2008

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