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If the previous question was too general, here's a slightly more
specific query: What are some good suggestions for Cabernets (from anywhere) for between $20 and $40? What I would like, but probably won't get, is something complex, very slightly on the woody side, tasting like something between an Haut-Brion and Lafite Rothshild, both properly aged. (Just a joke. Sorry.) In general, it's difficult for me to find cabs that are complex, balanced, and that taste like they have been properly aged. - I don't have a wine cellar and don't expect to live long enough to age them myself. What about some of the reserve Ste. Michelles? Some of the Stags Leap cabs in this price range also look good. Jim |
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