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2010 Three Wine Company Carignane Lucchesi Vineyard Contra Costa County
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2010 Three Wine Company Carignane Lucchesi Vineyard Contra Costa County

Producer: Three Wine Company
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Carignan
Origin: California
Region: Other California
Appellation: Contra Costa

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Another stunner.......
03/03/2013
by Johnson13027091
To my palate, nobody does justice to the Carignane varietal quite like Matt Cline. I don't know what he does to bring out the perfect qualities of this grape, but I have had two different years of this fine wine from WA and it is consistent and does not disappoint in any way. Kudos to Matt for another great year!
Awesome
02/03/2013
by Skuta13670891
Totally awesome wine. Rich, thick, and chewy. A full bodied real "man's" wine. Excellent...

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