The residual oak - from the 18m in re-purposed American - is evident on both the aromatics and across the palate.
It feels right, and deep, and with the warmth of its alcohol and oak vessel.
Fennel pollen on the nose; fruit is present: plum and black cherry depths - for which the variety is renowned - succeed in drawing the imbiber in. It still feels young, even at 3y of age.
Over time it settles, becoming a more composed wine, at ease with itself. The back end sees the addition of Dutch liquorice, adding its mark across the finish. 91
Source: Sample
Price: $45
Alcohol: 14.7%
Closure: Screwcap
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