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Wine Advocate
Author: Robert Parker
Issue: 174
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The 2004 Scarecrow is a shade behind the 2003, but this is still a gorgeous wine, with deep ruby/purple color, a wonderfully sweet nose of black currants and cherries intermixed with some cedar, lead pencil, and subtle wood. The wine's purity, multi-dimensional texture, and effortless display of rich fruit and elegance make it a somewhat Lafite-Rothschild style of Napa, as hard to believe as that may seem. This is a beauty of finesse and power built for long-term aging. It should certainly evolve for at least two decades.
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Wine Spectator
Author: James Laube
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Beautifully crafted, ripe and spicy, with juicy currant and black cherry fruit that's supple and well-defined. Plush, smooth and complex, offering depth, range of flavor, texture and length. 312 cases made.
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Vinfolio
Author: Vinfolio Team
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From a private tasting with winemaker, Celia Masyczek. A deeply polished nose showing cherry, creamy mocha and violet with hints of salt. The palate is dense and viscous with boldly focused spice, violet and blackberry flavors.
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