Saturday, June 26, 2010

Chateau Lafayette Reneau - 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon

Tasted on: June 26, 2010
Purchased for: $9.99
Wine Data:
  • Alcohol Content: 13%
  • Residual Sugar: unknown, dry
Wine Awards and Ratings:
  • Gold, Best of Class – 08 New York Wine and Food Classic
Tasting:
Appearance:
A gorgeous color of purple. A royal and dark purple. Clear and without fault.

Aroma:
A wonderful bouquet marked with a cherry note. Definite notes of black pepper and perhaps oak?

Taste / Texture:
An excellent taste. I can definitely pull out the black pepper taste and some of the oak. The cherry note is in the forefront. The mouthfeel is absolutely pleasant and the body is medium. The entire wine seems balanced in notes, acidity, alcohol, and sweetness.

Aftertaste: The aftertaste is nice. It remains on the tongue for a medium length of time, possibly shortened by its dryness.

Decision: A great red wine. I think cabernet sauvignon is at the top of my red wine types. I would definitely buy this again as it is both a bargain and an excellent wine. 90/100

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