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Cline Cellars Cotes d'Oakley Vin Rouge
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Cline Cellars Cotes d'Oakley Vin Rouge

Producer: Cline Cellars
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Carignan
Origin: California
Region: Other California

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2006 Cline Cellars Oakley Five Reds - $8.79AZ
08/31/2008
by Palestini12687020
Very good fruity wine for the price.
Just OK
09/01/2007
by todd11926798
Very dissapointed with what I thought would be a find based on the reviews. I found it just OK and much inferior to the Folie a deux Menage a trois I had just tried for about the same price. It was not very intense or fruity and rather lacking in body - similar to many inexpensive Cotes du Rhone I've tried in the past. I will pass on this wine and remove it from my portfolio.

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