To load eight of them into one post might seem to give short shrift to all. This is not intentional; all really were very good and it so happened they all fell into my lap nearly at once. Now do they, in their baked fruits-and-vanilla richness and their "we're for grownups" tannic punch(es), come a bit close to defining the "global red"? Perhaps. Still, we won't complain. In no obvious order, I was privileged to savor:
2009 Black Stallion Estate Winery cabernet sauvignon
2007 Concha Y Toro Don Melchior cabernet sauvignon
2008 Concha Y Toro Terrunyo carmenere, Block 27
2008 Concha Y Toro cabernet sauvignon, Block Las Terrazas
2008 Trivento golden reserve malbec
2008 Beaulieu Vineyards BV Reserve "Tapestry" (a birthday treat)
2010 Miro petite sirah (the sweetest of the bunch, I must say)
2010 Miro pinot noir
May I conclude with another picture from my garden? I tend to give you closeups because the whole view would look rather weedy. This is a peony. And a bon and delicious weekend to all.
2009 Black Stallion Estate Winery cabernet sauvignon
2007 Concha Y Toro Don Melchior cabernet sauvignon
2008 Concha Y Toro Terrunyo carmenere, Block 27
2008 Concha Y Toro cabernet sauvignon, Block Las Terrazas
2008 Trivento golden reserve malbec
2008 Beaulieu Vineyards BV Reserve "Tapestry" (a birthday treat)
2010 Miro petite sirah (the sweetest of the bunch, I must say)
2010 Miro pinot noir
May I conclude with another picture from my garden? I tend to give you closeups because the whole view would look rather weedy. This is a peony. And a bon and delicious weekend to all.
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