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Broken Earth Winery Cabernet Sauvignon 2012

2012 Broken Earth Winery Cabernet Sauvignon, USA, California, Central  Coast, Paso Robles - CellarTracker
This Paso Robles Cab is a mature opaque garnet hue with pure aromas of cherry berry danish pastry above the rim with hints of vanilla, rose petals, spicy menthol, cigar ash.

Palate--This is a pure, cherry berry supple, and robust cabernet that is absolutely, shockingly delicious!  This is Paso Robles?  I am blown away. 

The Wine Enthusiast gave this Cab an 86 points out of 100.  I am not sure when they tasted it but this is woefully underscored.  Easily 90 pts. in my book though I don't use a numerical rating.  Not sure how much the reference price is on this not do I remember what I paid for it but I believe it was around $20.

It is definitely at its peak but will drink for another 18 months but this is the TIME to enjoy this treat. I will be pairing it with grilled rib eye and I will be in heaven so raise a glass!

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