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Molly Dooker Blue Eyed Boy Shiraz(2006)
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SnoothRank: 4
US $18.99
SnoothRank: 4
US $41.33
SnoothRank: 4.5
US $114.99
SnoothRank: 4
US $25.99
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- tahaus
- Portland, OR
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January 2008
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If you love a Shiraz, this is a must. It's a little young, but the richness and thickness of this wonderfully purple wine is too good to wait. However, a couple years of cellaring will certainly only enhance it's already outstanding taste.
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- The Wine Advocate
- 96/100
November 2007
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- mattcoats
- Norman, OK
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August 2007
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This wine was delicious. It had a wonderful fruity punch with a smooth body and pleasant palate. My only complaint was that the bottle was too young. I suggest that you leave this one in your wine cellar for a few more years.
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- GoinGray
- Augusta, US
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June 2008
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cedar/hazelnut/jammy scent, bit coffee flavor, dry, needs some time in the bottle
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- otismartin
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August 2008
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Amazing wine!
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- Melaney
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May 2008
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My favorite new find this fall... I like a red that packs a wallop and this one sure does.
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- pelon66
- Santa Monica, CA
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October 2007
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medium deep red in the glass, fruity flavors, great group of friends and a great wine
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- Wine.com
April 2008
- This joyous wine was named after the Mollydooker Blue Eyed Boy, Sarah and Sparky's son, Luke. Just wait till you taste this wine! Sarah and Sparky blended it last week. They let me have a taste after they had decided on the blend. I couldn't believe it. There were 3 major components, but the blend was exponentially better than any of them. I don't understand how that happens. It had the best features of all three of the components - depth and complexity from one, velvety unctuousness from another, intensity and color from the third, and then a something extra - a life force of its own. read more...Magic! We are so happy to be able to bring you this new wine, which we believe is a great wine at an affordable price, perfect for celebrating, sharing with friends, or relishing on your own. The grapes for this wine come from Scott and Cheryl Longbottom's and Darren and Belinda Joppich's vineyards.
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- samzfaz
- Miami, FL
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June 2008
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A bit to sweet for my taste, but very solid for such young wine. Nice finish - plumy but overall a very pleasant experience the screw cap is always awkward but hey that's australian Shiraz at its best
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- normfly
- San Anselmo, CA
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December 2007
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Wow - now THAT's what I was expecting from some of the '06 Shirazes I was tasting during this week with the in-laws (Shiraz fans). This thing is huge AND has complexity. Very, very strong offering. Now if I could just find a dinosaur burger to match with this wine ...
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- Lweiss
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May 2008
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No written review
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- BOBO207
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January 2008
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No written review
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- Melchizedek31
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October 2007
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No written review
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- Wine Advocate
- 10/07
- 96/100
March 2008
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