Aaron, Sand Stone, Paso Robles

Very good. Dark, lush berry fruit Nice mouthfeel.

Amazing nose ... Complex flavors and a wonderful finish

Vibrant fruit and very healthy tannins still.

This one has a hedonistic nose that, while boasting concentrated aromas of dark plum, black currant and blackberry, isn’t fruit-driven. Rather, it’s the moist Earth, dung, loam, fungus and white pepper that give it a nose that is surprisingly mature for its age. The body is blessed with dense but linear and refined tannin. There’s just a tick of an alcohol that’s more spicy than boozy in affect. The acid is ripe and drives juicy red, blue and black fruit, …

Paso Robles Wine Trip; 9/12/2017-9/14/2017 : No formal notes – my palate was exhausted at this point and I was so full of meat courses from Somm’s Kitchen, but I remember this being a really good way to finish off the evening.