Here is the content received yesterday, I call it a great deal at $199, few keepers, some nice bottles and the rest are decent daily drinkers. Even compared to regular LB prices worked really well. Paramour was $69 by itself earlier last month. I think the regular LB prices for the wines included in the case (with some conservative estimates for the ones not yet listed as a daily) are ~$290 total. Meteor Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Perseid Napa Valley 2020 Mullan Road Cabernet Sauvignon Royal Slope 2022 Waypost Red Blend Columbia Valley 2021 Arbuckle Ridge Red Blend Western Lights Adelaide District Paso Robles 2025 Rose & Arrow Pinot Noir Red label Willamette Valley 2024 Chateau Faugeres Saint-Emilion Grand Cru 2019 Skinner Vineyards Native red El Dorado 2020 Blackbird Vineyard Red Blend Paramour Napa Valley 2017 Prince Hill Vineyards Chardonnay Willamette Valley 2022 Une Femme Sparkling Rose The Callie California NV Mongioia Moscato d'Asti 2023 Txakoli Primo Zarautz Spain 2024
Spring Mountain Vineyard Red Blend Elivette Spring Mountain District Napa Valley 2003 (Double Magnum 3L)
- Region
- California
- Appellation
- Napa Valley
- Blend
- 88% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc
- Winemaker
- Barrett Anderson
- Alcohol
- 14.6%
Taste profile
Body: Layered and complex, solid and polished, rich and velvety
Aromas & flavors: Black cherry, baking spices, cocoa, sweet vanilla, licorice, wet earth
Tannins & finish: Bright acidity, lively and elongated, soft malleable tannins
Pairings: Grilled ribeye steak, roasted leg of lamb, venison with berry reduction, aged gouda, mushroom risotto, braised short ribs
Tasting notes are for this exact bottle of wine (including vintage).
Sources: club.springmountainvineyard.com, vinography.com, cellartracker.com, crazyaboutwine.com, benchmarkwine.com
“The 2003 Reserve is in mint condition. Tasted from magnum, the wine soars from the glass with Bordeaux-like nuances of dark cassis fruit, tobacco, violets and olive tapenade, carried by absolutely powerful fine-grained tannins. Leather, dried violets and layers of loamy earth add further depth, while black-tea tannins build on the finish, joined by Earl Grey notes. Savoury, expressive and deeply attractive, this is perfectly aged Napa Cabernet at its best — the kind of wine that makes keeping the corks in the bottle nearly impossible.”
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