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Category: Red Tasting Notes
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Category: Red Tasting Notes
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Category: Red Tasting Notes
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Tidings uses the 5 star rating system for its online tasting notes. Please feel free to add your own rating. Each wine is judged on its own merits, in its respective category. Readers should open their palates to compare the relationship between quality and price. The prices listed are suggested retail prices and may vary in your area.
5 stars; 95 to 100
4 stars; 90 to 94
3 stars; 85 to 89
2 stars; 80 to 84
1 star; below 79
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Harry Hertscheg
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| Per Bottle Price $ | 35.00 |
| Vintage Year | 2004 |
| Region | Western Cape |
| Country | South Africa |
| Note Tasted By | Harry Hertscheg |
The Petit Verdot (12%) adds depth and richness to this full-bodied bruiser. Look for gamey and toasty oak spice on the nose. The well-balanced palate delivers dark fruits and spices. The long finish lingers with pepperiness. Has the muscle to pair with seared flank steak.
