Sheridan L’Orage 2003
Score Name Notes $ * Sheridan L ‘Orage 2004 Lots of black cherry and sweet oak spices. Light anise. Black pepper. Earthy. Black tea. A complex wine that opens up over time. $39
Score Name Notes $ * Sheridan L ‘Orage 2004 Lots of black cherry and sweet oak spices. Light anise. Black pepper. Earthy. Black tea. A complex wine that opens up over time. $39
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