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Very Italian, medium-bodied with prominent cranberry notes and well-mannered tannins and faint hints of oak. $19.97 Safeway. -lp
Source: Washington Post
Well structured, dusty dark fruit, rhubarb and almond notes. Remarkable for a wine that’s just $7.19 at Safeway. It would be nice to find more Washington and Oregon wines down here in Sonoma. -lp
Source: Morning Consult
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Washed-out tired fruit akin to a bottle that had been opened the previous day and left to sit. Would not buy this on again. $38 at the tasting room. -LP
See also: related article. Dorothy Vassar spent 53 years growing wine grapes in the Redwood Valley area of Mendocino County, and loved working with some of the state’s well-known brands. But her experience with Constellation Brands has been so traumatic that she’s throwing in the towel on her lifetime passion and selling her vineyard. […]