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