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Togni Philip Cabernet Sauvignon Estate(2003)

Joseph Phelps Insignia Napa Valley (1992)
Joseph Phelps Insignia Napa Valley 1992

SnoothRank: 4.5

US $181.42


Blankiet Paradise Hills Cabernet Sauvignon (2004)
Blankiet Paradise Hills Cabernet Sauvignon 2004

SnoothRank: 5

US $209.00


Joseph Phelps Insignia (1993)
Joseph Phelps Insignia 1993

SnoothRank: 4.5

US $215.82


Dalla Valle Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley (1997)
Dalla Valle Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 1997

SnoothRank: 4.5

US $200.94



Stephen Tanzer
International Wine Cellar
Issue 126, May/June 2006
92/100
July 2007
($85; a relatively high 14.1% alcohol) Good full ruby-red. Nose suggests a wide range of ripeness: cassis, prune, herbs and minerals, with lower-toned notes of chocolate and smoke; perhaps in a reductive phase of its development. Then plummy, velvety and pliant in the mouth, with plum and smoked meat flavors given shape by sound acidity. Finishes with dusty tannins and a hint of rusticity.
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Vinfolio
February 2008
This wine is a mountain masterpiece with brilliant purple/garnet color. The nose shows aromas of evolving black currant, plum, and bittersweet chocolate, with hints of anise, aromatic dried herbs, and roasted espresso beans. Held together by firm tannins that need 5-7 years to begin resolving; 45 minutes in the glass is suggested before air starts smoothing the angles into soft curves. After being uncorked for 24 hours, it shows an even more evolved character. The palate has remarkable concentration without being overtly fruit-driven. The deep flavors creep into the consciousness subtly read more...
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Source: Vinfolio
This wine is a mountain masterpiece with brilliant purple/garnet color. The nose shows aromas of evolving black currant, plum, and bittersweet chocolate, with hints of anise, aromatic dried herbs, and roasted espresso beans. Held together by firm tannins that need 5-7 years to begin resolving; 45 minutes in the glass is suggested before air starts smoothing the angles into soft curves. After being uncorked for 24 hours, it shows an even more evolved character. The palate has remarkable concentration without being overtly fruit-driven. The deep flavors creep into the consciousness subtly read more...
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Robert Parker
The Wine Advocate
Issue 162
95/100
July 2007
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