From the winery:
This wine is tightly structured for long-term aging, yet the tannins are soft and smooth. Flavors of black cherry and raspberry mingling with earth and truffle. An expression of Jory soil from the Dundee Hills of Oregon.
92 points, Wine Enthusiast:
The least-expensive designate is also one of Sokol Blosser’s best in 2012. After opening with a whiff of funk supported with a flinty hint of clay, it moves into a complex palate with both grip and definition. The acid component brings flavors of sweet citrus and orange peel, while the overall structure and pretty red fruits suggest that this is a wine to cellar.
