Ruby shading into reddish-brown at the rim. Substantial sediment. Required careful decanting. Huge bouquet of sweet red fruits. On the palate, flavor associations include red cherry, raspberry, plums, and tobacco. Youthful and fruity, but tannins well resolved. Grade: A-
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