Subscribe to RSSHunt Cellars 2004 “Duets” / Paso Robles
David Hunt, the owner and winemaker is blind, but he plays the piano and names most of his wines after musical terms. David says that blindness makes his palate and nose extra-sensitive.
A brilliant nose of cherry, plum, blackberry, chocolate, and vanilla beckons your senses closer. With a sip, rich flavors of black cherry and plum open up into notes of oak, mocha, and a slight hint of pepper. A lush wine that still has very good structure, it’s a gem that will keep getting better.
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Author: JasonBarlow
An alumni of Sonoma State University, being in the heart of wine country only furthered the fascination and appreciation Jason had for the majestic drink. Now, as FBWorld.com’s wine editor, he hopes to convince people who claim to not like wine that they simply haven’t tried the right bottle yet. He also does not understand why more twenty-somethings don’t drink wine and wants to promote their appreciation for the stuff.
1 Comments
2010-03-07
23:52:25
I love wine. But this is new to me. Going to taste this on Sunday.