William Pollard Jr | aka: Wild 4 Washington Wine

Washington Cabernet Sauvignon for less than $10? Looking for an affordable, celebratory July 4th Cabernet Sauvignon? Put the Columbia Crest Two Vines 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon - Columbia Valley on the label, on your list. Very pleased at the quality of this Washington Cabernet Sauvignon for the price. Fire up the grill and start pulling corks! * See the note below about Columbia Crest being removed from the Two Vines label. Tasting Notes Columbia Crest Two Vines 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley Color: Dark ruby. Nose: Cherry, candied, pencil lead, spicy leather, orange notes. Palate: Mouth filling cherry pie, medium light body, medium short finish. It was dry and easy drinking. Surprised how well I liked it.  BIG flavor after an hour, medium body, medium finish, moderate acidity,  cherry, currant, plum, orange on the finish. Thoughts: Most of the action was on the nose and finish. Watery mid-palate, but the finish kept it solid. Big bang for the price! Re...

As mentioned on Facebook . 2009 Two Vines Cabernet Sauvignon. For several months I've remarked, on my Facebook page, at how well the 2009 Columbia Crest Two Vines Cabernet Sauvignon is drinking. However, I've neglected to post a review here. Bottom line? Go buy this wine, it is one of the best values for a Washington Cabernet Sauvignon out there. This week I paid $6.99 for a bottle, although I've paid as little as $5 or as much as $7.99. At any of these prices, you will be happy with your purchase. Color: Good color, clear, body and rim ruby. Nose: Some earthiness with mushroom, blackberry, cola, graphite, black pepper and plum fruit-leather. Palate: Cherry, earth, medium-light tannins, gentle grip on gums, mild acidity, cherry, vanilla, cocoa on the smooth, medium-short finish. Pretty good for $7. This is not a huge wine, but it is enjoyable, and quite affordable. A good any day wine, with enough character to please most. I also appreciate that it does not hav...