Columbia Crest Winery

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  March 2010

  Columbia Crest Grand Estates Cabernet Sauvignon 2007

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  For the price, this is about the best. Our local Fred Meyer food store has had this on sale for $7.99 and I would say that is marvelous ! I bought 2

  Wine review by jamessulis

  
  
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  March 2010

  Columbia Crest Grand Estates Cabernet Sauvignon 2007

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  Wine review by boltman

  
  

• March 2010

  TNLJ had some solid picks there at the top of this thread.  I like ... Casa Concha are great.  Columbia Crest.  All good everyday wines in that range

  Forum post in the topic Your everyday cabernet by VegasOenophile

  
  

• March 2010

  Specifically, 2007 Columbia Crest Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Grand Estates (Columbia Valley) Though not a deep wine (NOT ENOUGH COMPLEXITY FOR MY PALATE), this is an excellent Value Wine.....an Honest Wine... soft, yet intense, chocolate and cherry with a medium body. The price is... Read moreSpecifically, 2007 Columbia Crest Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Grand Estates (Columbia Valley) Though not a deep wine (NOT ENOUGH COMPLEXITY FOR MY PALATE), this is an excellent Value Wine.....an Honest Wine... soft, yet intense, chocolate and cherry with a medium body. The price is right........ at around $12. U.S. CHEERS!  I am having Guinness as well! By the way, has any smart person tried Guinness poured onto plain vanilla ice-cream.........so yummy!    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic St. Patty's Day pairing by amour

  
  

• March 2010

  2007 COLUMBIA CREST Cabernet Sauvignon

  Forum post in the topic St. Patty's Day pairing by amour

  
  
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  March 2010

  Columbia Crest Ge Merlot

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  After venturing out to Cabs and various white wines I came back to Merlot and specifically Columbia Crest. I've had their wine before (not sure which one) and did not appreciate it. This one however, was good and I can see myself buying it again for myself or for a dinner or gift.... Read moreAfter venturing out to Cabs and various white wines I came back to Merlot and specifically Columbia Crest. I've had their wine before (not sure which one) and did not appreciate it. This one however, was good and I can see myself buying it again for myself or for a dinner or gift. I'm not good at describing the various flavors a wine gives so I'll not try here.    (hide)

  Wine review by kaliimc

  
  
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  March 2010

  Columbia Crest Two Vines Vineyard 10 2007

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  Wine review by egockel

  
  
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  March 2010

  Columbia Crest Merlot Grand Estates 2006

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  Wine review by joeflight28

  
  
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  March 2010

  Columbia Crest Merlot Two Vines Washington State 2004

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  I am already a fan of CC's Estate-Bottled Merlot, which was my previous anytime favorite. When I saw the Two Vines at an amazing value ($4.50/750ml @Safeway) I thought it was mispriced considering the vintage. But after tasting it that night, I went back and bought a whole... Read moreI am already a fan of CC's Estate-Bottled Merlot, which was my previous anytime favorite. When I saw the Two Vines at an amazing value ($4.50/750ml @Safeway) I thought it was mispriced considering the vintage. But after tasting it that night, I went back and bought a whole cart-ful! Buttery foretaste for sure, chock full of lively berries in the middle, still moderately acidic unless breathed and warmed a good while. Excellent with pasta bolognese or veal!!! 4 for general taste/value but you'll want to give it 5 if you find it at this price!    (hide)

  Wine review by patzilla

  
  

• March 2010

  Most wine/beer distributors offer Columbia Crest "Two Vines" and "Grand Estates" wines.  All are very good for the price.  You should also be able to get some Penfolds reds from the distributors in those price ranges too.  Penfolds makes consistently good wine in that... Read moreMost wine/beer distributors offer Columbia Crest "Two Vines" and "Grand Estates" wines.  All are very good for the price.  You should also be able to get some Penfolds reds from the distributors in those price ranges too.  Penfolds makes consistently good wine in that price range.  For something a little uncommon, see if the distributor has Veramonte wines from Chile.  Veramonte has been making great whites and reds in that price range recently.    (hide)

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