Ghost Pines, Cabernet Sauvignon, California

Read many of the negative reviews and can state that I did not have the same experience. Granted, it is not a premium high-end Cab, but there is plenty of fruit and enough of a finish to warrant a high 80 score on my end. Definitely needs some decanting to soften out those edges.

Looks a bit thin on the glass. Flavor is decent at first but dissipates quickly on the tongue. I am sure there are many wines under $10 that will be better than this.

Not really drinkable , off tastes, disjointed, won’t drink again. Gift for thanksgiving, tried with turkey,

What?? A 2015 napa and brothers cab thats big and bold with concentrated fruit?? Cant be! Its clear that 2015 was a hot, dry year, and this wine benefits. Very enjoyable, and well within its prime drinking window.

Red fruits, medium light bodied. Was expecting more fruits on the nose, and more body. An ok wine but for such a young wine should have more fruit/body.

The label states '45% Sonoma County, 28% Lake County, 27% Napa County' and that it is a 'Winemaker's Blend'; 13.5% alcohol, medium foil, composition cork, medium to long legs, ink red/purple; nose of alcohol and deep-down cherry, vinturied and tasted immediately at about 23 degrees C; medium to full bodied, not complex, astringent/dry/tannins plus deep cherry in an earthy background, sharp citrus on the sides of the tongue, dry finish, cries out for pairing with grilled steak, preferably rare