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by Bill Spohn » Sun Mar 30, 2025 11:41 am
2002 De Toren Fusion V - dark wine, with ripe fruit and mint in the nose, clean mid-palate and lengthy finish with some floral elements – could pass for a left bank claret.. with some extra plum/cherry added.
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by Jenise » Sun Mar 30, 2025 1:34 pm
Your last comment on this wine is exactly what makes South African cabernets/blends from the more traditional producers so darned attractive. Would definitely buy and drink a lot more of them if they were locally obtainable.
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