TN: '93 Conn Valley Vyds Est. res. Cab. (Napa, CA)

Reasonably stored (not perfectly) since purchase in '96. A little brick in the color on opening, with strong bouquet of raspberries and shoe leather. Most noticeable on the tongue ( and rest of the mouth) was tannins - I got a case of cotton mouth, overwhelming any other perception, but the thought of "this is going to be good" was there.

After being decanted for two hours, and with mesquite grilled filet mignon, the boquet had reduced, and the tannins and acid had fully integrated to a lovely mature cabernet sauvignon. Absolutely delicious

- what I save wines in the cellar for.

JB

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Ronin
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That was great. I can't remember seeing a funnier web site. This guy should be wearing those really long size 36 shoes.

Three stooges move over! I loved the description of the wines as "head cracking", too.

Thanks for the link. But, this isn't really serious, is it?

-E

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Emery Davis

That sounds like a great bottle you had. I cellared a few '93s but was getting price fatigue right about that time... For pure entertainment value: have you heard of Todd Anderson (aka "The Todd")'s new venture Ghost Horse? There was quite an amusing thread on the eBob wine forum concerning that winery within the last 6 months, but the Naz...er...moderator may have nuked it:

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I do encourage you and others to experience all that that site has to offer. Please, don't send me any packages in return, though :P

Always trying to help, Mark Lipton

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Mark Lipton

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