Botanical notes, blood, umami, and hints of brown sugar and bran. With time, the young oak will integrate seamlessly, unveiling layers of cedar-like Canadian maple, savory tobacco, walnut oil, and sage leaf. A spice box of depth and complexity
awaits, echoing the essence of our earlier wines. The texture recalls our clay soils; while the minerality from stones may be subtle, it frames the wines length and serves as the skeleton beneath the fruit. Theres a grunt of dehydrated zest and a
flourish of blossom flowers. Picture it in shades of blue rather than redabsolutely gorgeous.

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