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Chateau St. Croix Buck Hunter Red 2006

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Cabenet Sauvignon: Originally of French origins, this versatile grape produces exceptional wines around the globe. It's usually medium to full bodied with a fine structure that supports black and red fruit flavors with typical notes of olive, chili and herbs that add complexity.

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2006 Buckhunter Red

The 2004 Buckhunter Syrah - Our Multiple Gold Medal winning Syrah. Winemaker's Notes: This Old Vine Syrah exhibits lush dark fruit and berries with hints of vanilla. It starts with a berry fruit forward of flavors on your palate, yet smooth and balanced with a lingering vanilla finish.


grapes: 100% Lodi

Harvest Dates: Sept 2004

varietal Composition: 75.7% Syrah
5.4% Cabernet Sauvignon
9.5% Petite Sirah
6.1% Zinfandel
3.3% Petit Verdot

malolactic fermentation: 100%

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Thought it was perfect to sit in front of the fire with or have prime rib with. Very hearty, It will sneak up on you though.


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2006 Buckhunter Red The 2004 Buckhunter Syrah – Our Multiple Gold Medal winning Syrah. Winemaker’s Notes: This Old Vine Syrah exhibits lush dark fruit and berries with hints of vanilla. It starts with a berry fruit forward of flavors on your palate, yet smooth and balanced with a lingering vanilla finish. grapes: 100% Lodi Harvest Dates: Sept 2004 varietal Composition: 75.7% Syrah 5.4% Cabernet Sauvignon 9.5% Petite Sirah 6.1% Zinfandel 3.3% Petit Verdot malolactic fermentation: 100% barrel aging: 24 Months French and Minnesota oak cellar Temperature: 55˚F 80% Humidity fining & read more...


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