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1997 Dyer Cabernet Sauvignon |
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| Ripe fruit with notes of cocoa, cedar and just a hint of violets and anise. Elegant structure (not a big monster!) with supple, chewy tannins. More Details |
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1999 Dyer Cabernet Sauvignon |
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| "Complex aromas of cocoa, cassis and sandalwood. Structure is classic; lean and racy with a concentrated, jammy flavor profile that lingers on the palate." More Details |
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2000 Dyer Cabernet Sauvignon |
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| Deep, red-purple color. Complex aromas with hints of anise, violets & blueberries-more forest floor than black fruit. Finely structured. Concentrated fruit with a touch of herb on the palate. We recommend decanting Dyer Cabernet Sauvignon when young. The 2000 will easily age 10+ years. More Details |
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2001 Dyer Cabernet Sauvignon |
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| loads of cherry and current aromas, with background notes of anise and chocolatefull and rich on the palate with muscular, yet supple tannins. More Details |
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2002 Dyer Cabernet Sauvignon |
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| black cherry, licorice, and violets, with hints of sandalwood & cocoa. An elegantly structured wine; soft balance, firm tannins, and great length. More Details |
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2003 Dyer Cabernet Sauvignon - limited availability |
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| "sleek, restrained and focused. Aromas of black cherry and licorice with a seductive vanilla note. Lean and structured on the palate with supple tannins." More Details |
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2004 Dyer Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon |
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| Our 2004 Dyer Vineyard Diamond Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon remains in the same stylistic groove we have maintained since 1996- we favor a restrained, balanced style that reflects pride of place. More Details |
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2005 Dyer Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon |
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| RELEASED OCTOBER 15, Our 2005 Dyer Vineyard Diamond Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon remains in the same stylistic groove we have maintained since 1996- we favor a restrained, balanced style that reflects pride of place. Also available in magnum. More Details |
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