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  September 2009

  Robert & Roger Cabernet Sauvignon Howell Mountain 2004

  Snoothrank: Starting at $67^.69

  This is a huge Napa Valley - but on a mountainside Cabernet. It filled my mouth with rich fruit, and still has lots of tannins, that will continue to easily age this wine for another 20 years. Black fruit dominated on both my nose, and then on my palate... Boysenberries, cassis,... Read moreThis is a huge Napa Valley - but on a mountainside Cabernet. It filled my mouth with rich fruit, and still has lots of tannins, that will continue to easily age this wine for another 20 years. Black fruit dominated on both my nose, and then on my palate... Boysenberries, cassis, mulberries... all blending into flavors that also segued into a tobacco, leather finish. This wine would be excellent with prime rib au jus... Both drippingly delicious, with garlic mashed potatoes. 96 Points    (hide)

  Wine review by Jo Diaz

  
  
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  August 2009

  Robert & Roger Cabernet Sauvignon Howell Mountain 2004

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  First sip revealed itself as a velvety, beautiful, big wine that automatically triggered the question, what are we having here as a big smile came over us. A keeper for sure. Enjoy!

  Wine review by ttolda

  
  

• April 2009

  Ran across another restaurant-related witticism: "Bistromathics itself is ... it accompanies. A Will Rogers for geeks? ;-)

  Forum post in the topic Geeks at dinner by dmcker

  
  

• May 2008

  Philip, you're so Buck Rogers! Wine Powder?! I'm still overwhelmed that there is Wine Sorbet, which I love!!

  Forum post in the topic Future of Wine report by BBR by Sung

  
  

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