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2003 Iniskillin Bear Cub Vineyard Zinfandel - BCs first Zin. Medium
colour, blueberry nose, decent concentration, not much tannin, made for early drinking and a bit overpriced. 2004 Le Douze Fitou - made by a group of cooperating winemakers in the South of France, this wine showed medium colour, bright fruit in the nose, slightly hot at 14%, and a nice mouth feel with good length. Drinking now and for about 3 years I'd think. Nice cherry notes. 2001 Black Hills Nota Bene - started out well, a big sweet plum and currant nose, weighty presence in the mouth, with a slightly bitter note in the finish which was at first interesting but eventually became a bit tedious. Good length. This is teetering on the brink of readiness and is quite drinkable now. |
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