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2009 Edmunds St. John Gamay Noir Bone Jolly El Dorado County
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2009 Edmunds St. John Gamay Noir Bone Jolly El Dorado County

Producer: Edmunds St. John
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Gamay
Origin: California
Region: Other California

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90 Points | International Wine Cellar , May/June 2011

Bright red.  Highly expressive aromas of raspberry, cherry pit and botanical herbs; smells a lot like Campari.  Lush and expansive, offering subtly sweet red fruit flavors and notes of licorice and herbs.  Packs a serious punch but clocks in at only 12.3% alcohol.  The finish is brisk, focused and impressively tenacious.  This could stack up with some serious Beaujolais but the intensity of fruit is all California.

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Gamay

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