Going
“back in time” a bit for a Texas wine is always a great treat. This 2009 Cabernet
from McPherson is holding up well over the years. The cork is intact, no funkiness or vulgar vinegar
smell. We might have lucked out, but our cellar has proven to do wonders in
keeping a nice library stock of Texas wines.
It is a clean red wine and still easy to drink. You will want to let it breathe for about an
hour or so to properly unfold. At the first pour, it looks like a somewhat
translucent ruby red color, yet still holding most of its vibrant hue well. There
are discernable cherry notes and good fruit flavors hanging in with the
moderate acids and tannins. It has a slightly tantalizing finish to round
things out. Pretty darn good for an
ol’gal. Not sure if anyone else still has any bottles cellaring, but if you do,
still very enjoyable!
Wine Of The Moment is just that. A moment of trying out a new bottle of wine and sharing our thoughts and impressions. There is no planned wine bottle that is to be opened or set time that it will be tasted. It is what ever just happens to be opened...for the moment. On occasion, we may also post our feedback on new wineries that we have visited as well as unique cheeses. So, pull up your own plate of cheese, crackers, and fruit and enjoy these discussions.
Monday, January 31, 2022
Cabernet Sauvignon – 2009; McPherson Cellars; Lubbock, Texas
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