Despite being nearly 15 years old, this 96 Etude was still a very deep ruby in color. A big bouquet of dark fruits, especially suggesting prunes and dried cherries. Smooth, rounded tannins. Dried currant and cedar on the palate. Made a nice match for grilled squab. Grade: B+/A-
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