Massaya Gold Reserve 2004

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Winery: Massaya, Tanaïl Property S.A.L.
Region: Lebanon » Bekaa Valley
Blend: Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah

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Made in a more modern style in the heart of the Bekka Valley, with a palette of familiar grape varieties including Ca...

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Purplebarrel

12/20/2009

spicy and aromatic nose, supple and smooth on the palate, nice well balanced finish. Typical of cinsault grown in lebanon

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Purplebarrel

01/07/2010

One of my favorite vintages among the Gold Reserve bottles. The look is shiny cherry. The nose is very fresh with some chalks and hints of bell pepper. The tannins along with black fruits aromas keep on coming without drying out your mouth. Wonderful now or during the coming up 7 years. Better to decant the wine

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OW Holmes

09/10/2009

A significant, serious wine, blackberry, cassis and spice. Well balanced if a trifle hot. The depth of fruit holds from beginning to end, but doesn't seem overblown, and certainly not soft. Lengthy finish.

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Source: Astor Wines & Spirits

04/07/2008

A serious wine for those who are serious about enjoying top-shelf Lebanese wines. The inspiration is clearly from Bordeaux. Full of cassis and spice and a wine that could age for many years to come. Decant and drink today or hold.

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12/21/2008

Winemaker's Notes:

Made in a more modern style in the heart of the Bekka Valley, with a palette of familiar grape varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Tempranillo, Mourvèdre, the 2007 is a triumph of endeavour. The wine's aromas are rich yet very elegant with morello cherry, cassis and spice to the fore. On the palate it is concentrated and ripe, with plenty of perfumed, parma-violet character, fine tannins and an excellent length. Tasted blind, one would probably identify a relatively warm provenace, but the structure is such that one would never imagine anything quite this far South. (Simon Field MW, BBR Buyer)