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Tudal Family Winery Cabernet Sauvignon(2004)
- Winery:
- Tudal Winery
- Varietal:
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Region:
- USA > California > Napa
- Type:
- Red Wine
- User Tags:
- red grape, cabernet sauvignon, stone fruits, cherry, smooth, oak - heavy, bargain, lenoir grape, balance, spice
Winemaking Notes 2004 brought us fruit characteristic of an early spring, and a slow and steady ripening period that ended with a fast, hot finish several weeks ahead of traditional harvest timelines. Although the crop was smaller than expected, the quality was outstanding. 2004 Tudal Cabernet Sauvignon is a memorable vintage - great garnet color, ripe flavor concentration and tannin extraction. Tasting Notes Deep opaque color, elegant perfumed nose of cassis, blackberries and spicebox. Loads of lush berry fruit give an opulent round mouthfeel. Soft resolved tannins on the finish make read more...
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Source:
Appellation America Wine Portal
- Full-bodied, with plum and berries on the palate, a round mouthfeel, earthy tannins and a very pleasing “drink me tonight” style.
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Source:
Appellation America Wine Portal
- Get on the phone now. E-mail ASAP. Because the only way you can get this wine – let’s call it the best Cabernet bargain in the Napa Valley – is through the winery. While all around the Tudal Winery north of St. Helena, they’re getting 50 bucks or more for their Cabernet, Tudal’s is half the price. While other Napa Valley vineyard-designates command scads more, Tudal can’t command those prices. Although it’s been around since the early ‘70s, the winery hasn’t lived up to its potential since the early days of founder and winemaker Arnold Tudal. His son John took over and is bringing read more...
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Source:
Appellation America
- Get on the phone now. E-mail ASAP. Because the only way you can get this wine – let’s call it the best Cabernet bargain in the Napa Valley – is through the winery. While all around the Tudal Winery north of St. Helena, they’re getting 50 bucks or more for their Cabernet, Tudal’s is half the price.
While other Napa Valley vineyard-designates command scads more, Tudal can’t command those prices. Although it’s been around since the early ‘70s, the winery hasn’t lived up to its potential since the early days of founder and winemaker Arnold Tudal. His son John took over and read more...
