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Turley Buck Cobb Vineyard Zinfandel 2014
Very limited Turley Zinfandel. 91 Points Robert Parker: "The 2014 Zinfandel Buck Cobb Vineyard from volcanic, granitic soils in Amador County, displays a darker fruit character, a similar dark ruby/purple color, earth, tar and deep, rich berry fruit. It cuts a relatively broad swath across the palate and conceals any sense of heat or its power (15.3% alcohol). Delicious, round, seductive and juicy, this is also a wine to drink over the next 5-6 years."
Ratings on Delectable
Matt Waring
Powerful Zinfandel. Needs to decant for at least two hours to really find its mojo. Explosive finish. Turley always delivers!
Powerful Zinfandel. Needs to decant for at least two hours to really find its mojo. Explosive finish. Turley always delivers!
9.2
William Feinstein
Deep purple color in the glass. Cardamom on the nose. Black licorice followed by plum with a bit of white pepper.
Deep purple color in the glass. Cardamom on the nose. Black licorice followed by plum with a bit of white pepper.
9.2
Matt Forester
2014. Heavy licorice Zin.
2014. Heavy licorice Zin.
9.4
Chris Gillespie
Really enjoying the amador county wines, great vintage, could go a few more years, but so good right now!
Really enjoying the amador county wines, great vintage, could go a few more years, but so good right now!
9.0
Eric L.
Really nice Zin. Brambly black fruit and some interesting vanilla bean notes. Nice finish. Excellent value. Nice after a day of fishing.
Really nice Zin. Brambly black fruit and some interesting vanilla bean notes. Nice finish. Excellent value. Nice after a day of fishing.
9.2
Ryan Fissell
Anotjer stellar Turley.
Anotjer stellar Turley.
9.4
Jason Silverstein
At Stormi's with Rob & Annette
At Stormi's with Rob & Annette
9.5
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