I don't drink many California Cabs (they're pricey and many are the furthest thing from food-friendly) but I do have a weakness for the occasional Alexander Valley wine. They tend to be softer, broader, and friendlier, with a clean, loamy earthiness. This one is pretty typical of the genre.
Soft-hued dark ruby. Rich, ripe cassis/blackberry fruit, accented with a modest amount of sweet vanillin from the French oak and the open Alexander Valley earthiness there in the background. Soft and mouthfilling, with dark-toned ripe red fruit and a mouth-coating sweet graphite component. Finishes dry and very minerally, still with some soft tannin. Would pair nicely with roast prime rib or an Argentine-style beef cutlet "Milanese." B+. I got this from WTSO.com for $30 several months ago.
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