One of the last classic styles of Cabernet coming from the U.S. Very few like it and almost metaphorical for it's traditional methods. I have had numerous ones with over a decade of age which develop samurai like razor focus as I would expect to see from certain producers back in the 70s and 80s like Dominus and Stag's Leap before the metamorphosis into suck. Cathy Corison is the winemaker and face of this brand who says of the 2015: "The juicy flavors lean more toward the purple and black end of the Cabernet spectrum in 2015, with cassis, black plums and marionberries dominating. With time in the glass, Bing cherries and blueberries emerge for a symphony of flavor. A pretty violet and dried rose perfume is beginning to develop, and savory spice notes and lifting minerality round out this charmer. "