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Chimney Rock Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon (Stags Leap District)

Chimney Rock

Stags Leap District · Napa · United States

Ficha técnica

Tipo
Red
Uva
Cabernet Sauvignon
País
United States
Região
Stags Leap District · Napa
Denominação
Stags Leap District
Corpo
full
Acidez
medium
Tanino
high
Doçura
dry

Harmonização

carne vermelha · cordeiro · queijos maturados

Safras avaliadas

  • 201391 pts

    This youthfully full-bodied, grippy wine has juicy cassis and a leathery texture at its core, with dried herb and cedar playing at its edges, a fine representation of a tannic vintage that offers structure in spades. Densely concentrated, it has ages to go in the bottle; drink n…

  • 200890 pts

    Marked by hefty tannins, this Cabernet is a little too astringent to drink now. With blackberry, currant and mineral flavors, it should develop for a while, but it could go downhill quickly, so it's a gamble. Production was 13,500 cases.

  • 200794 pts

    This is Chimney Rock's best Stags Leap Cabernet since the 2005, and continues a string of successful vintages. Dry and smooth and silky in the mouth, it's pretty tannic, but very rich, offering waves of cherry, blackberry, blueberry, cocoa and sweet cedar flavors. Absolutely del…

  • 200691 pts

    You'll want to give this young Cab some time in the cellar, because it's locked down in tannins. Buried underneath the astringency is a wealth of sweet black currants and savory anise and sandalwood. Try after 2011.

  • 200592 pts

    Chimney Rock continues a successful string of vintages with this powerful '05. It's a distinguished wine that calls to mind the description of Stags Leap Cabernet as an iron fist in a velvet glove. Rich and full-bodied, it has lush flavors of black currants and smoky new oak. Ea…

  • 200491 pts

    Chimney Rock had 3 Bordeaux-style wines from the '04 vintage, and this reserve is not only the priciest, but the best. It shows the appealing blackberry, cherry and chocolate fruit and oak of the Elevage bottling, but also is tannicly balanced enough for the cellar. Good now for…