No matter: this is a genuine example of a wine that punches way above its weight.
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It's up to you to decide if that's a good thing or a bad thing, ultimately, but an example of a biodynamic wine worth trying is the cabernet sauvignon from Mendocino Farms.
An example of a flawed wine is Cabernet Sauvignon from underripe grapes: bell peppery and devoid of other balancing ripeness giving it a sharp, all-green edge.
While Washington produces superb examples of fine wine, it's also a great state for value.
Back in California, Joseph Phelps Vineyards, one of the earliest syrah producers, continues to make enticing examples of the wine.
While Mr. Sandor awaits permits to make wine there, by next year's harvest, he hopes, he is pouring all 20 of his wines by the glass, as well as what he thinks are the best examples of New York wine.
I've tasted 30 and 40 year-old examples of this wine, and they are in excellent condition.
Examples of this wine that are 12-15 years old (and sometimes older) are in great shape, again, thanks to very good acidity.
Call it Napa's other Sauvignon if you will, but the finest examples of this wine are slowly beginning to be appreciated for what they are - notable whites of excellent complexity and style.
