1996 St. Francis Reserve Merlot

WS 92

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Item 9468063

Light label condition issue

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RATINGS

92Wine Spectator

A seductive style, with lots of smooth, creamy vanilla-scented oak and pretty, polished currant, black cherry and berryish flavors, finishing long and supple. Drink now through 2006.

REGION

United States, California, Sonoma

TYPE

The Merlot grape is such a deep blue that it is named for the blackbird. It’s an early ripening grape and one of the primary varietals used In Bordeaux. Merlot is also grown in the "International style," which is harvested later to bring out more tannins and body.