Some more notes on the Betz from publications.Wine Spectator says:Brisk and appealing for its zesty style, offering currant and blueberry flavors on a lively frame, finishing with an espresso coffee note. Drink now through 2010. Read more...
Back to California we go. Here is what Spectator has to say:Offers a medley of berry fruit. Firm, ripe and plump, with dense red currant and red cherry flavors. Then grapey currant and hints of Read more...
Taking it up a notch, we have opened the Cayuse 2003 Armada.Wine Spectator says:Firm in texture, with chewy tannins that cover an earthy range of flavors, showing only modest levels of plum as the finish Read more...
The 2003 Betz Pere de Famille is drinking absolutely beautifully. I will get some notes on it later. We are currently letting it sit and have moved out of the state (and country) with the Read more...
Okay, first up for New Year's Eve is the 2003 Betz Pierre de Famille. Below is what Mr. Betz has to say about this vintage.2003 Cabernet Sauvignon Përe de Famille Cabernet Sauvignon dominates this vintage Read more...
REMINDER: The 2008 Reader Survey Wine of the Year poll closes when the ball drops at midnight!For New Year's Eve, I am going with the theme "...the year was 2003." I have a lot of Read more...
As 2008 comes to a close, so does our 2008 Reader Survey Washington Wine of the Year. You can read more about the finalists here. Polls close tomorrow at 12am when the ball drops whereupon Read more...
Here are two 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon from the Wahluke Slope AVA (pronounced WAH-luke). This AVA, authorized in 2006, is located just north of the Yakima valley. At present only two wineries operate within its boundaries Read more...
Voting continues on our finalists for 2008 Reader Survey Wine of the Year. Shortly I will be posting my notes on the 2005 Gilbert Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, the only wine on the finalists list that Read more...
The 2006 William Church Bishop’s Blend was the top vote getter in the first heat of 27 wines nominated for 2008 Reader Survey Wine of the Year (Note: As this wine is not yet released, Read more...
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