Summers Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley (2010)
| Winery: | Summers Winery |
| Region: | USA » California » Napa » Calistoga |
| Varietal: | Cabernet Sauvignon |
| Type: | Table Wines |
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Summers Winery on SnoothMay 2013
While traveling through Napa Valley last month I noticed that all the Vineyards I visited had roses planted around their crops. They're planted and watched closely for any early signs of infestation on the land. They monitor the Roses closely and upon early signs of problems, protective measures are taken to make sure the grape vines receive a s... Read More
May 2013
Good cabernet, but can find ones of about the same quality for about half the price. Read More
March 2013
I know there have been conversations here on the Forum about wines made in the U.S. state of Texas. I participated in one of them. Generally, it has been difficult to find anybody from outside the state who is really excited about Texas wines. Personally, my very limited experience has not been great.However, today I stumbled onto this articl... Read More
March 2013
Elsewhere you can read about the offline I attended with OT and GdP and a bunch of winemakers, winelovers, and the like. But on the way there, I think I solved a major problem with California wine; over conversation with GdP and an assistant winemaker from Napa, my belief was confirmed.I read in an obituary of Aldo Conterno that he had come to ... Read More
February 2013
Cocoa, coconut, mocha, and lovely herb notes come together on the nose here which also shows off some peppery spice and attractive blackcurrant and light peach aromas.This is smooth and a touch soft, with lower acidity than the basic Calistoga cuvée. The fruit is also a bit more intense, slightly chewy with blackcurrant flavors wrapped around to... Read More
February 2013
A nice minty, herbaceous edge greets the nose, adding freshness here to the slightly oaky and hard dark currant fruit. This smells unforgiving. Tight on entry, there's a good amount of fruit here, but this is not fleshy and plump but rather focused and crisp, medium weight with black cherry and currant fruit topped with a hint of mint and laid o... Read More
February 2013
Minerally black fruit nose, with black pepper. Dry even body with rich fruit tones in the finish. Read More
February 2013
Delightfully dark earthy nose, with vegetative red pepper, complex vanilla notes, and cherries. The body is very smooth and easy to drink, with moderate tannins and bits of marshmallow toast on the finish. Read More
January 2013
Port wine hails from the Douro valley in central Portugal, a region connected by the Douro River to the (appropriately named) port city of Porto. The production and export of Port wine remains a pillar of the Portuguese economy, and its historical role was so crucial that the region of Douro was demarcated as the worlds first wine region in 1756... Read More
January 2013
After a quick tour of the winery, we settled in at the bar and sampled a couple of Remy’s fantastic single vineyard Italian varietal wines: The 2009 Illahe Vineyard Oregon Lagrein and the 2009 Rosebud Vineyard Washington Barbera. The Lagrein was a super dark and inky red color in the glass with a glowing halo of bright ruby red. Vibrant aromas o... Read More
Apr 9, 2010
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