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Duckhorn Merlot (Napa Valley) 2001
The 2001 Merlot is a delicious, inky wine. Good dark fruits, with an aftertaste of toasty vanilla. A shade too tannic for immediate consumption, although it goes well with a richly sauced beef dish. A wine for the cellar. Grade: A-Posted on Friday, June 18 2004 | Permalink
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