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With roast pork tenderloin, green peas and a mushroom risotto gratin:

1993 Laurel Glen, Cabernet Sauvignon Sonoma Mountain:

Very fine nose of cassis, dust, black fruit and light earth; interestingly complex/

Full body but delineated and cleanly compact, silt-like tannins, flavors are beautifully fruit-sweet without giving any indication of over-ripeness, excellent concentration and balance, showing some appealing secondary character/

Amazing length.

A superb wine that paired perfectly with the meal, this is entering a “ready-to-drink” stage but is in no danger decline. As good a cabernet sauvignon based wine as I have had in the past year.

About $40, retail on release.

Best, Jim

www.CowanCellars.com

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Jim,

I picked up an 89 LG a few months ago only to find out later that it was an off year. Fortunately the price was right and I probably would have bought it anyway. Just curious if you've had one from that vintage?? I haven't opened it yet.

Thanks

Rodney

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Jim,

I picked up an 89 LG a few months ago only to find out later that it was an off year. Fortunately the price was right and I probably would have bought it anyway. Just curious if you've had one from that vintage?? I haven't opened it yet.

Thanks

Rodney

Rodney,

While storage is always an issue, if this bottle was cellared well you have the wine of the vintage. I have had a case of that wine since release and it has always shown well. Drink up.

Best, Jim

www.CowanCellars.com

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