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2010 Robert Mondavi Winery Merlot Napa Valley
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Robert Mondavi Winery
About Robert Mondavi Winery

The Robert Mondavi Winery benefits uses the outstanding To-Kalon vineyard in Napa Valley to produce its acclaimed Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve and Oakhill District Cabernet Sauvignons. Founded in 1966 by New World wine ambassador Robert Mondavi, the Mondavi Winery has set the standard for production and marketing strategy in Napa Valley.

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2010 Robert Mondavi Winery Merlot Napa Valley

Producer: Robert Mondavi Winery
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Merlot
Origin: California
Region: Napa

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89 Points | International Wine Cellar , May/June 2013

(14.5% alcohol):  Good dark red.  Aromas of black cherry, currant, plum, loam, chocolate, mint and graphite.  Supple and fine-grained, with enticing currant, spice, menthol and mint flavors framed and lifted by harmonious acidity.  Round, pliant merlot with moderate complexity but attractive balance and a seamless texture.  The sweet finish shows some slightly gritty chocolatey tannins.

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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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Merlot

Merlot enjoyed a surge in popularity in the 1990s as consumers suddenly discovered that they could enjoy aromas and flavors similar to those of Cabernet in a fleshier, softer wine with smoother tannins. A wave of Merlot plantings followed, frequently in soils and microclimates completely inappropriate for this variety, and the market was soon...
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