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2008 Scherrer - Explorations Dry Rose Proprietary Blend - USA - California - Sonoma - Rose

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USA - California - Sonoma

Rose Proprietary Blend
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Score
88
Drink Dates
VF: 2009-2011
Producer Notes

Quiet, deliberate brilliance is a good way to describe Fred Scherrer and his wines. While winemaker for ten years at Dehlinger, he learned that the success in winemaking revolves around the vineyard. He began making wine from grapes grown on his father's property in Alexander Valley in 1991 and opened Scherrer in 1997. He produces Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Zinfandel and... More »



Community Tasting Notes average score of 88 points based upon 1 reviews

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Tasted On 04/29/2009

Candied cherry and watermelon rind nose. Medium body, with bitter notes lending much of the structure. Somewhat medicinal character, but not off putting. Could be brighter, and tasted much better after being open for a day.

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