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WTN:'95 Tignanello

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WTN:'95 Tignanello

by wrcstl » Sun Dec 17, 2006 4:31 pm

Deep dark red color with a mature fruit nose. The wine was big and dominated the '94 Vougeot it was served beside. On the palate was bing cherry and vanilla. The wine is 80% Sangiovese and 20% Cabernet and both were present. The sangiovese presented the tart cherry and the cabernet rounded off the body and gave it weight. Expect the vanilla had to come from oak but it was certainly in balance. Oak was there but well in the background where it belongs. This wine is good now but should last another 5-10 years.
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Re: WTN:'95 Tignanello

by Jenise » Sun Dec 17, 2006 5:22 pm

Love hearing about Tignanello. It's one of those wines that I have a great affection for, where the sum is always greater than the parts for me. Sounds like you're in the same boat.
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Re: WTN:'95 Tignanello

by Bob Parsons Alberta » Sun Dec 17, 2006 10:59 pm

Did you lose any power when the storm hit, Jenise?
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Re: WTN:'95 Tignanello

by David M. Bueker » Mon Dec 18, 2006 8:31 am

Glad to hear the '95 showed well. I had the '97 about 6 weeks ago, and it showed well also, but with futher potential.
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