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  April 2010

  Emblem Cabernet Sauvignon Rutherford 2006

  Snoothrank:

  Meaty and earthy, blackberry aromas. This is a big wine, full of drying tannins, dusty earth and deep ripe black fruit flavors. Read More

  Wine review by mark

  
  

• April 2010

  It's time again to focus and share our collective thoughts on wine. I'm re-kicking off the GTi program with a Cabernet Sauvignon theme, right now. I'm going to add a wine a day to this thread and you should to, within reason. So ready, steady, go! Read More

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• March 2010

  Hi everybody, I'm Glenn and I am in search of the one. First of all I am no wine enthusiast but I do try and enjoy an occasional glass of red primarily because of the health benefits associated with red wine. I was wondering if some one would do me a solid and direct me towards greatness! I mean that I don't really have time nor do I want to tak... Read More

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  January 2010

  Emblem Cabernet Sauvignon Rutherford 2006

  Snoothrank:

  Light purple color. Aromatic nose of clove, vanilla, and blackberry pie. Medium weight in the mouth with a broad entry that is balanced with a fantastic streak of acidity that carries through seamlessly along the mid-palate. Enough tannin in this wine to show its youth, but I think this is going to age nicely. Very nice finish. Every wine I've t... Read More

  Wine review by Office Linebacker

  
  

• January 2010

  I live in Southwestern, PA which is a pretty rich region for history of the French and Indian War. There's a great winery near Fort Necessity that names it's blends after historical people and things, such as the Jumonville Glen Red that I had this weekend ( an interesting and diverse blend of Cabernet Franc, Chambourcin and St. Croix--the latte... Read More

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• October 2009

  Hi guys, Surfing around I found this great wine site. As a latina, born in Chile, I would say I got carmenere running in my veins, hehe, but I do enjoy wines from all over the world. When I studied in California I remember tasting fabulous wines and living close to the Mediterranean does have advantages. Anyhow, I didn't find many comments about... Read More

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• August 2008

  I just visited the Keltoi Winery near where I live, owned and ran by Erv and ... ... that have their winery emblem on them. All of their wine is very affordable with the highest being their Norton coming in at only $10. Every bottle is bottled and corked, by hand, by Mrs. Langan herself. She is a very nice and personable woman who you can sit... Read More

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