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Tilia Cabernet Sauvignon 2009

"The 2009 Tilia Cabernet Sauvignon has a dark purple color with ruby red tones. The nose is full of ripe red fruits, sweet spice and a touch of tobacco. The mouthfeel shows red currant and cassis fruit layered with notes of cedar and espresso bean. The finish is soft and sweet, with finely grained tannins adding structure and length."

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A black grape most of the time from France, Napa, Sonoma and Chile.
Depends on climate it can be from frutiy to chocolate flavored too.
It's very good pairing options with lambs, pork, duck and soft-ripening cheeses.
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1 Tin Roof Merlot (2007)
2 Hackersley Estate Merlot (2003)
3 La Noble Merlot (2005)
4 Merlot and recipes
 

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Home Red wine Merlot

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Do not try oily fish with high tannin wines because flavors will be irony.

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WINE REVIEW

Tilia Cabernet Sauvignon 2009

"The 2009 Tilia Cabernet Sauvignon has a dark purple color with ruby red tones. The nose is full of ripe red fruits, sweet spice and a touch of tobacco. The mouthfeel shows red currant and cassis fruit layered with notes of cedar and espresso bean. The finish is soft and sweet, with finely grained tannins adding structure and length."

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Red wine - The greatest red wines for your food
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A black grape most of the time from France, Napa, Sonoma and Chile.
Depends on climate it can be from frutiy to chocolate flavored too.
It's very good pairing options with lambs, pork, duck and soft-ripening cheeses.
   Display # 
# Article Title
1 Tin Roof Merlot (2007)
2 Hackersley Estate Merlot (2003)
3 La Noble Merlot (2005)
4 Merlot and recipes
 

Cheese for wine Travel tips Get your dreams My fine wine