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2004 Twisted Oak Tempranillo - USA, California, Sierra Foothills, Calaveras County (12/13/2006)Gorgeous color on this wine rich and deep burgundy. The nose is dense and layered in the glass w/smoky chocolate, cherry jumping out. With time this opens up to raspberry notes and some t
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