Tasting like a first-growth Pauillac
mingled with notions of walnuts and marzipan
structure and floral components
possibly the slowest-to-mature wine of the vintage
best to keep cellaring it another 5-10+ years
Cayuse, Walla Walla Valley, Camaspelo 2016 Syrah Tasting like a first-growth PauillacCamaspelo is dominant in Cabernet Sauvignon, with some Merlot, some Tempranillo, sometimes Cabernet Franc 97 points Jeb Dunnuck The 2016 Camaspelo is a rock star of a wine and possibly the finest vintage to date. Crme de cassis, crushed flowers, lead pencil, sandalwood, and ample minerality all emerge from this awesome 2016 that has incredible complexity. Reminiscent of a great vintage of Chateau Margaux with its complexity, elegance, and balance,