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Tried their second release from Caymus Vineyards, this wine is a California-appellation Cabernet Sauvignon, so grapes can come from anywhere in CA! Dark Ruby, aromas of ripe black fruits, smoky tobacco and pepper spices. On the palate flavors of black cherry and blackberry with herb, cacao, espresso and vanilla oak, after it opened up. Fine tannins, medium+ finish ending with fruit, cacao, vanilla and earthy herbs. Drinkable now! Seems a bit pricey!
Tried their second release from Caymus Vineyards, this wine is a California-appellation Cabernet Sauvignon, so grapes can come from anywhere in CA! Dark Ruby, aromas of ripe black fruits, smoky tobacco and pepper spices. On the palate flavors of black cherry and blackberry with herb, cacao, espresso and vanilla oak, after it opened up. Fine tannins, medium+ finish ending with fruit, cacao, vanilla and earthy herbs. Drinkable now! Seems a bit pricey!
8.9
Amanda Burgess
Smooth and full of flavorful black and red fruit notes. No need to open up, wonderful from the very first sip.
Smooth and full of flavorful black and red fruit notes. No need to open up, wonderful from the very first sip.
9.1
Erin Crain 
Herbaceous notes lead into dark berries, good tannin structure and pleasing, toasty finish.
Herbaceous notes lead into dark berries, good tannin structure and pleasing, toasty finish.
9.1
Sean Townley
The Kool-Aid of wines
The Kool-Aid of wines
7.9
Steve Belmonte
Nice right out of the bottle
Nice right out of the bottle
9.1Henry Fuseler
9/2025. Nice full body cab. Full flavor and nice on the palate. Paired well with the bone in pork chop at Mr. Friendly’s
9/2025. Nice full body cab. Full flavor and nice on the palate. Paired well with the bone in pork chop at Mr. Friendly’s
9.0Elle Scorcho
Earthy, funky red fruit front with notes of cigar and dark cherry. Dry, wooly finish. Straightforward, but lovely. Just red fruit, oak, smoke, and tannins.
Earthy, funky red fruit front with notes of cigar and dark cherry. Dry, wooly finish. Straightforward, but lovely. Just red fruit, oak, smoke, and tannins.
9.2
Tom Jenkins
Never seen this label - as I understand, it is one of Chuck Wagner’s junior Caymus - a blend of multiple cab grapes from the Sonoma valley. It tastes just like that - super soft, big dark red juice. Soft, velvet finish. For $79, feels like a steal.
Never seen this label - as I understand, it is one of Chuck Wagner’s junior Caymus - a blend of multiple cab grapes from the Sonoma valley. It tastes just like that - super soft, big dark red juice. Soft, velvet finish. For $79, feels like a steal.
9.0Carter Snead
Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day
9.3Nic Anderson
I realize this is a Caymus, but not really Caymus. However, for $50-$60 bucks, I felt like I had Caymus. Big, juicy cab. Plum, raspberry, cherries. We enjoyed it with friends and a fireplace roaring in the background. Would’ve gone very well with a steak. Wish I could’ve aged it another 2-3 years.
I realize this is a Caymus, but not really Caymus. However, for $50-$60 bucks, I felt like I had Caymus. Big, juicy cab. Plum, raspberry, cherries. We enjoyed it with friends and a fireplace roaring in the background. Would’ve gone very well with a steak. Wish I could’ve aged it another 2-3 years.
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