Tasting Notes

WE92

This is the most expensive of the winery’s new Cabs. It’s also the fruitiest and most in need of time in the cellar. Right now, it’s a candied blast of blackberries and cherries. The tannins are sweet and chunky, and the oak isn’t integrated with everything else. It’s awkward. But it should develop for a good 6–8 years, maybe even longer. The score reflects its potential.

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