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2002 Duckhorn Vineyards Paraduxx Napa Valley
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WS
 85
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About Duckhorn Vineyards

Founded in 1976 by Santa Rosa native Dan Duckhorn, Duckhorn Vineyards was one of California's standard-setters for Merlot in the early 1980s. Over the years, Duckhorn has expanded both its output and its vineyard holdings, with seven estate vineyards on Howell Mountain and the Napa Valley floor and four vineyards in Anderson Valley, Mendocino County. Though production is high in volume (100,000-plus cases/year) it remains high in quality.

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2002 Duckhorn Vineyards Paraduxx Napa Valley

Producer: Duckhorn Vineyards
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Bordeaux Blend
Origin: California
Region: Napa

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95 Points | Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine
87 Points | International Wine Cellar , May/June 2005

($43) Full red. Sexy, oak-influenced aromas of sandalwood, mocha, peat and smoke. Suave and seamless, with good sweetness nicely buffered by sound acidity. Quite oaky. Lush and thick but a bit low-toned, and not especially fruity. Finishes with slightly dusty tannins.

85 Points | Wine Spectator

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Excellent!
12/21/2005
by Kopp11900514
This wine is one of our favorites!
Very Nice
10/11/2005
by Messinger11804549
This is a great full bodied wine with a wonderful finish. It could be aged for another year or two but its more then ready to drink now. I'd highly recomend it to any Zin fans.

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About Napa Valley

Napa Valley is the most famous wine-growing area in the U.S. It begins at the base of Mount St. Helena in the north and tapers off some 30 miles to the south into the floodplain where the Napa River enters San Francisco Bay. From Mount St. Helena to the city of Napa, the valley is defined by two north-south ridgelines of the Coast Range Mountains.
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