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Saturday, January 26, 2019 - Jammy cabernet maybe a little too much residual sugar. Chewy mouth feel, mellow tannins. Not built for the long haul. Screw top. Restaurant Cab $18/glass no one will complain. Drinks day 2 as same as day 1.

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  • Comment posted by Bsmith457:

    2/4/2019 1:45:00 AM - This is why I love BYO restaurants, $18 (USD I assume) is a bit less the double what I paid for the bottle, admitably on special. I haven't tasted this vintage yet but previous ones have shown a propensity to age well. Had an 09 a couple of months ago and it was great. The 12 had good reviews and I was hoping it had good ageing potential

  • Comment posted by GD77:

    2/4/2019 2:55:00 PM - Interesting comment. Perhaps they got a bit cooked on the way to the US. The label is, generally, built for the long haul and 2012 is a good example of this wine. I find 10-15 years the sweet spot but still have 1998s drinking well and 2008 still a bit young (although that one is not the norm). Some people consider this one of the most prominent and important wines in Australia. It is certainly the most collected.

  • Comment posted by thebatcavewines:

    3/3/2019 2:23:00 PM - Interesting :D

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