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2002 Chateau St Jean - Cinq Cepages Proprietary Blend - USA - California - Sonoma - Red

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2002 Chateau St Jean - Cinq Cepages
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USA - California - Sonoma

Red Proprietary Blend
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89
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Drink Dates
Comm: 2005-2015 VF: 2005-2017
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Source International Wine Cellar
Issue Issue 124

Community Tasting Notes average score of 89 points based upon 6 reviews

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Author Zarm
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 84.259%
Tasted On 10/22/2012

Bachelor party weekend in Reno, steak dinner. In great shape, with strong leather and fruit. Dark, almost black fruit. Medium-full body.

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Author Trina
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 99.315%
Tasted On 09/01/2011
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Author Jefe de Newcastle
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 96.203%
Tasted On 07/16/2011

Very polished wine. The tannins have melted away leaving a delicious wine.

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Conrad K 93
Author Conrad K
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 99.512%
Tasted On 11/08/2010
Drink Dates 2005-2015

Yummy. Purple color. Blueberry and cassis on the nose. Ripe sweet tannins and blueberry fruit on the nose. Long finish. This is drinking fabulously and should last for a while.

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adamg 8
Author adamg
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Site / Blog   Trust Rating 94.667%
Tasted On 02/21/2010

Inky in color. Oak, Blackberry, Blueberry. Medium/Full bodied. Round texture. Medium finish.

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Bryon 89
Author Bryon
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 98.276%
Tasted On 03/27/2009

I found this enjoyable, nothing wrong with it. Good color and body, fruit was still there. Nothing extrodinary, the wine is good for another year or so. Don't over pay for this one, it is not bad but not worth more than $25.

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