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Atlas Peak Howell Mountain 2003
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The 2003 Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon holds true to site with its impressive balance and deep coloring. The aromas are a combination of ripe dark fruits. Powerful fruit flavors create a long, lingering finish of rich blueberry on the palate leaving the mouthfeel of firm velvet and generous, but not harsh, tannins. This 2003 Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon is well suited for lamb steaks with Greek-inspired tomato sauce.
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Brand
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Appellation
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Designation
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Year
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Varietal
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Atlas Peak
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Howell Mountain
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2003
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Cabernet Sauvignon
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United States
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Bottle Size:
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Bottle
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Region:
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California
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Alc.%:
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13
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Sub-Region:
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Napa Valley
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Aging Potential:
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Producer:
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Atlas Peak
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WineMaker:
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Darren Procsal
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Winery URL:
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www.atlaspeak.com
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Reviews
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The Wine Advocate
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Review Not Available
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The Wine Spectator
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Drink:
2006
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73
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Metallic plastic, shoe leather and overt smoke and oak notes are rustic and overly drying. 287 cases made.
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The Wine Enthusiast
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Drink:
2006
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92
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Immensely ripe, just explosive in young Cabernet flavors, and wrapped in those Howell tannins that require extensive cellaring. The wine, nearly 100% Cab, is totally dry and very oaky, from 100% new, small French barrels. But it’s easily big enough in black currant, cherry and cocoa flavors to handle all that wood. Drinkable now, after decanting, with rich, fatty meats, and through 2020.
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- Steve Heimoff
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International Wine Cellar
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Drink:
2006
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Burghound
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Drink:
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The Wine Advocate
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The Wine Spectator
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International Wine Cellar
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Burghound
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