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2005 Cain - Cain Five Proprietary Blend - USA - California - Napa - Napa Valley - Red

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2005 Cain - Cain Five
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USA - California - Napa - Napa Valley

Red Proprietary Blend
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92
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VF: 2007-2020
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Community Tasting Notes average score of 92 points based upon 5 reviews

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Victor 94
Author Victor
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 93.307%
Tasted On 08/10/2012
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Author Leftymtb
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 94.286%
Tasted On 08/04/2011

Oppulent fruit, cherry, currant. Layers of earth and tobacco. Cabernet franc predominates. Great structure with multiple layers.

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VinoDeparture 91
Author VinoDeparture
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 99.046%
Tasted On 08/15/2011

initially somewhat harsh with aggressive petrol aromas masking any fruit aromas on the nose, but after being open 15-20 minutes calmed down to reveal some earthy leather, tobacco, and cassis... that being said, the first sip was all silk... carressing texture and mouthfeel, with complex hints of brown sugar & buttermilk leading to subtle baked raspberry pie and back again all with a certain earthy component, dusty tannins, finishing with scents of dill mixing with the fruit from the palate... great balance of structure and flavor

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Author hctrimmer
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 97.436%
Tasted On 04/02/2010

Very good wine. Strong fruit, but not overpowering. Slight herbal notes on the back and a little green bell pepper. Elegant tannins.

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WineRyan 91
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Site / Blog   Trust Rating 94.737%
Tasted On 04/18/2009

Young, Mtn fruit. Beautiful color (deep ruby red). Wonderful nose of rich red fruit, leafy component (eucalyptus). Really nice on palate, round. Rolls on tongue nicely and short finish but nice fruit. $125

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