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Quilceda Creek Galitzine Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2006
The 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Galitzine Vineyard, located in the Red Mountain AVA, is 100% varietal. Dark ruby/purple in color, it delivers an enticing nose of pain grille, pencil lead, earth notes, spice box, violets, and assorted black fruits. On the palate it is dense, ripe, full-bodied, and structured. Still a bit tightly wound, it will reveal its full potential with another 5-7 years of cellaring. It will provide much pleasure from 2015 to 2026 at the least. Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
Ratings on Delectable
Tom Elliot 
Founder Northwest Wines
Still young but shows class and pedigree.
Still young but shows class and pedigree.
9.5
DLynn
Penfolds Ambassador
Wears the 15.2% alc incredibly well. Gorg!!
Wears the 15.2% alc incredibly well. Gorg!!
9.2
Greg Gregory
BYOB. Not as complete as Quilceda flagship wine but wow what texture this had. Velvet.
BYOB. Not as complete as Quilceda flagship wine but wow what texture this had. Velvet.
9.2
Charlie Beatty
Buyer wineworksonline.com
Palengal Vyd 2006. Very complex more Bordeaux like than Californian. Deep flavors of black fruits, and soft lushness. A joy to drink. Tannin levels have lessened and the fruit jumps out of the glass. Great finish . CB 95
Palengal Vyd 2006. Very complex more Bordeaux like than Californian. Deep flavors of black fruits, and soft lushness. A joy to drink. Tannin levels have lessened and the fruit jumps out of the glass. Great finish . CB 95
9.5Cameron Myhrvold
Always very good
Always very good
9.5
Amir Hammad
So gorgeous...
So gorgeous...
9.3Josh Abramson
Still too young
Still too young
9.2
Kailey McKenzie
Wow, the complexity, speechless
Wow, the complexity, speechless
9.5
Mac Hofeditz
Killer-ceda creek, one of Washington's best #killerwine
Killer-ceda creek, one of Washington's best #killerwine
9.2Conrad Kenley
A teenager in wine age
A teenager in wine age
7.7
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