Robert Parker
Tasted: 01/01/2003
Drink:


Becoming increasingly herbaceous as it has aged, with notes of licorice intermixed with cedar wood, red cherries, and smoke, this medium-bodied, soft wine has been fully mature for a number of years and is not likely to improve. Its low acidity and plump, forward character have always made it an attractive wine, but owners of it will be pushing their luck to hold it any longer. Anticipated maturity: Drink up. Last tasted, 12/01.

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