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The Wolftrap 2006

Syrah 50%, Mourvedre48%, Viognier 2%, 2006, South Africa. This really needed to open up, the first notes were almost like stale hay but upon decanting cherry, vanilla, and smoke came out. I was quite pleased with my selection from San Francisco's Jug Shop. I found the solitary bottle in the rack and, entrigued by the 2% Viognier, asked about it. When they said, "Ooh, that's good. I didn't know we had any left," I knew that I found what I was seeking.

Did you notice the $9.99 price tag? I did.

Auf.

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  1. Dave, great looking reviews! I have some similar ones on my blog. keep up the great work.

    Paul

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