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Atlas Peak 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley
As it says on the label this wine is a mountain blend. Atlas Peak bottles individual mountain Cabs from Howell Mountain Mount Veeder Spring Mountain and Atlas Peak. This Napa Valley Cab is a blend of grapes from all of those AVAs. Mountain fruit is co
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Our 2006 vintage is 100% single-vineyard Atlas Peak Cabernet Sauvignon and a mere 192 cases were produced. On the nose you’ll discover blackberry, currant, cocoa, anise, sage and mint; the full-bodied palate is rife with youthful tannins that fall into line with the fruit and acidity after considerable decanting. Definitely a wine for the cellar, but if you can’t wait, please allow several hours of decanting time.
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Atlas Peak Spring Mountain District Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 750ml
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Sorry, no discounts available on this wine!
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Notes on the Dominari Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley Atlas Peak 2002 : NVWE NOTES: Ripe and richly-oaky to the nose, where blackberry and black currant join vanilla, toffee and hints of clove and hunter’s broth in a complex milange. On the palate the same ripe fruit mix produces a plush mouth-coating wine that submerges any impressions of tannic roughness. The finish picks up some brightness and seems just a bit leaner, raising the wine’s food “comfort” level. Built for big roasts, steaks and stews...
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Elan Atlas Peak Cabernet Sauvignon. . United States > California > Napa Valley > Atlas Peak
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Atlas Peak Winery Cabernet Sauvignon 2004
The fruit for this wine was sourced from vineyards on Atlas Peak, Mt. Veeder, Howell Mountain and Spring Mountain District. Grapes were harvested by hand between September 24th and October 21st, 2004. The 2004 vintage was slow to start, as it usually is in the higher elevation appellations. Bud break came to the mountain vineyards about a month later than those on the Valley floor. By Memorial Day weekend the weather warmed up, cane growth was progressing and the vine foliage turned a rich, dark...
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This 2004 Mount Veeder Cabernet Sauvignon is driven by its firm acidity due to the coolness of the elevation. This wine exhibits good structure, shows rich purple color and has briary, brambly flavors of wild blackberries, as well as hints of spice, pepper and herbs like lavender, anise and sage. This 2004 Mount Veeder Cabernet Sauvignon matches wonderfully with a coffee and pepper rubbed rib roast served with au gratin potatoes.
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"A beautiful Cabernet that shows a firm structure of acids and tannins, with perfectly ripened fruit that seduces the palate but doesnt go overboard. Floods the mouth with black currants, black cherry pie filling and cedar flavors, but stays firmly dry and balanced. Now through 2012." ~SH
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Black/Dark red color. Ethereally structured, almost concave nose that draws you down into the glass (I find this type of nose often on high-altitude, highly structured reds). Dusty mocha, vibrant cassis, and ripe blackberry on the nose with a chewy midpalate of rich blackberry/blueberry fruit, plush mouthfeel and bold tannins in a finish of dark chocolate and cassis. Fantastic!
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Cameron Confidential: From the folks that brought us lot 116 Napa Valley Cabernet comes Lot 133. From a restaurant/high-end retail-only wine program producing $45 dollar retail bottles, this little tyke had us waiting to release largely due to the fact that it’s punched early with cold fermentation and ageing in 70% new French and American oak requiring a period of time for which to self-integrate. As the time has come and the oak has settled, this beautiful Chard absolutely displays $45 acidity...
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Napa, CA; Black garnet in color. This wine displays dense and brooding aromas of black cherry, rose petals, blueberries, dark plums accompanied by cedary oak, panna cotta with frutta di bosca, sage, currants, dried cherry and licorice. The palate is full-bodied, powerful and deliciously rich. It delivers ripe fruit fl avors of black cherries, blueberries, black currant and plums. The powerful fruit backbone marries perfectly with fi rm tannins that follow through to a persistent finish. Nuances of spice and anise add further depth and complexity to the wine. Enjoy with Prime Rib Steak. Drink now through 2019. Sorry, this wine does not assort for the 10% discount!
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Hendry, Cabernet Sauvignon - Hendry Vineyard, Napa Valley 2004
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Stanton Vineyards, 2004, Oakville,Napa Valley,Cabernet Sauvignon
Calistoga, CA; The result is a wine that is richly structured with expressive aromas of ripe cassis, blackberry and blueberry, smoothly integrated with pleasant oak flavors, that finishes on the palate with medium-full tannins. Sorry no discounts on this wine!
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The wines from Spring Mountain often display more moderate (but still substantial) fruit definition, and a suppler mouth feel than the same grapes from other Napa Valley mountain appellations. This 2003 Spring Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon shows deep red purple color, lots of soft tannins, wrapped in intensely rich red stone fruit.
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Cabernets can be mellow and mild, hearty and rich. It has a deep red color, with the primary taste being black currant. Other overtones can include blackberry and mint. Traditionally aged in oak, the wine also takes on an oaky, vanilla flavor. Higher quality cabs age extremely well (although a bit slowly), developing a sprinkling of five or six tastes within it.
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Purchase 1998 ZD Wines Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley
The 1998 Cabernet Sauvignon is a blend of fruit from several Napa Valley vineyards including Spring Mountain and Atlas Peak. A high proportion of mountain vineyard fruit contributes to the intensely rich flavors and aromas that are evident in our 1998 Cabernet Sauvignon. Hints of nutmeg, allspice and dried currants prepare you for a mouthful of dark blackberry fruit with toasty vanilla oak. This wine is full-bodied, well balanced and has a long, lingering finish. Accessible now, expect this wine...
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Macauley, 2004, Napa Valley,Cabernet Sauvignon
St. Helena; Sorry, no discounts on this wine! Get on the bandwagon of this wine while you can, because the 96 point '04 will be hard to find!
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Napa, CA; This wine does assort for the 10% case discount!
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Hall, 2004, Napa Valley,Cabernet Sauvignon
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- America's most famous wine region, which encompasses a varied geographical territory running about 20 miles long from the San Francisco Bay northward to the foot of Mount St. Helena. Napa's great diversity, both in terms of climate and terroir, has led to the creation of a number of smaller AVAs like Stags Leap District, Rutherford, Howell Mountain, Oakville and Mount Veeder, among others. Cabernet and chardonnay still reign supreme, but just about everything under the sun is grown in Napa Valley...
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A beautiful Cabernet that shows a firm structure of acids and tannins, with perfectly ripened fruit that seduces the palate but doesnt go overboard. Floods the mouth with black currants, black cherry pie filling and cedar flavors, but stays firmly dry and balanced. Now through 2012.
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