Dubost Ranch Paso Robles Carmenère
Oh sure, it sounds great.
Until you read it.
“Check it out, man. I snagged a 3-Pack of 2007 Dubost Ranch Paso Robles Carmenère.”
“Wow. Is it good?”
“Are you kidding? Listen to this: ‘bright beautiful nose full of orange peel and spice.”
“That sounds awful.”
“What? You don’t like oranges?”
“Not in my nose.”
“No, it’s not-”
“Oranges and spices in my nose? That sounds painful. I don’t want to drink something that makes me feel like I have oranges and spices in my nostrils.”
“No, it doesn’t make you feel that way, it-”
“Save it. You’re on your own.”
2007 Dubost Ranch Carmenère Colbert Vineyard, Paso Robles 3-Pack
- Alcohol: 13.7%
- Aged in 20% new French, and seasoned American oak barrels for 32 months prior to bottling
- Production: 100 cases
The “lost grape of Bordeaux” surprises us with a bright beautiful nose full of orange peel and spice followed with ripe red raspberry. Soft and subtle on the palate, cola and vanilla flavors balance a gentle acidity and silky tannins. This a great wine for vegetarian dishes such as stuffed peppers and vegetable lasagna.
Rules and restrictions:
- Wine sold by winery
- You must be 21 or older to order
- Whoever receives the package must be 21 or older
- If you're drunk when the package shows up, you will not be allowed to receive it
- Wine cannot be delivered to a P.O. Box
- We highly recommend you use a business address as your shipping address
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- Arizona
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If your state's not on the list, you're out of luck... for now. Keep up with the ever-changing laws over at ShipCompliantBlog.com, and/or sound the alarms with your state assembly person through FreeTheGrapes.org. Meanwhile, all Federal, state and local laws are complied with in providing this wine.
