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2006 Cayuse - Grenache God Only Knows Grenache - USA - Washington - Columbia Valley - Walla Walla - Red

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USA - Washington - Columbia Valley - Walla Walla

Red Grenache
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VF: 2008-2016
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Community Tasting Notes average score of 94 points based upon 3 reviews

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TMac 93
Author TMac
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 98.639%
Tasted On 04/30/2011

Saturday, April 23, 2011 - HC Grenache Tasting (Harvard Club of Boston): This was our first Cayuse. Without a doubt one of the most interesting wines of the year. Wasn't sure what I was expecting, but almost no one would have considered this a Grenache after the first sip. This was a full throttle "funk" wine. The nose was a remarkable blend of saddle leather, herbs de provence, and a hint of hickory smoke (?). A deep full bodied taste of kobe beef, cherries, strawberries and black tea (?) was off set by sweet tannins. I think the group was fascinated by the wine, but in the end agreed it was interesting to try but not a wine to have with dinner. Our #4 WOTN. I scored it higher than most.

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Tasted On 11/07/2010
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Author SingKevin
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 94.949%
Tasted On 12/09/2010
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HC Grenache Wine Tasting
Our usual group -- with two new additions -- decided to revisit Grenache from around the world. The event took place at the Harvard Club of Boston. A really great night with fantastic wine, great food, and best of...


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