Clayhouse Vineyard Mourvedre Blend Paso Robles Adobe Pink Clayhouse (2010)
| Winery: | Clayhouse |
| Region: | USA » California » San Luis Obispo County » Paso Robles |
| Varietal: | Mourvèdre , Syrah , Cabernet Sauvignon |
| Type: | Table Wines |
Clayhouse
Clayhouse Wines has recently opened its first tasting room in historic downtown Paso Robles. Offering a selection of exceptional, hand-crafted wines that reflect the unique character of Paso Robles. Wines can be purchased at the tasting room, online or at your local retailer.
– Description from hinaualan
Off dry, a little bit sweet, nice carbonation. A little smoky. Very enjoyable
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February 2010
Clayhouse Vineyard Zinfandel Blend Paso Robles Adobe Red 2006
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nice blend with a slight oak finish. great wine for the price. Read More
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January 2010
Clayhouse Vineyard Zinfandel Blend Paso Robles Adobe Red 2006
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No written review
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December 2009
Clayhouse Vineyard Zinfandel Blend Paso Robles Adobe Red 2006
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November 2009
Clayhouse Vineyard Zinfandel Blend Paso Robles Adobe Red 2006
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November 2009
Clayhouse Vineyard Red Bordeaux Blend Paso Robles Hillside Cuvée 2007
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Great wine to introduce to people. The floral aromas are very strong and can be smelled as soon as the bottle is opened.Great summer wine. Read More
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October 2009
I am discovering Paso Robles and find the Cabs to be of very good quality. So far, I've tried Liberty School and J Lohr Estates. Both were well structured smooth and had some complexity. Recommendations anyone? Read More
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October 2009
Clayhouse Vineyard Hillside Cuvee San Luis Obispo Paso Robles United States California 2006
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September 2009
Clayhouse Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Paso Robles 2006
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Closed nose, dark crimson. Aromas of cherry, olive oil, pine resin (slight). Definite dried cherry taste. Fast finish with a little heat and tannin. Haunting aftertaste (neither good nor bad) Read More
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