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Byblos 2004 Bonarda (Mendoza)
  1. $8
A kosher Bonarda with hard, spicy aromas but not a whole lot of fruit. Lean and peppery in the mouth, with toasty, bitter finishing flavors. Deep diggers will find some black cherry in the center. Imported by Abarbanel Wine Company.  — M.S.  (11/15/2005)
82
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Byblos 2004 Semi-Sweet Bonarda (Mendoza)
  1. $8
A sugary kosher brother to the dry Bonarda; this is basically a replacement for sweet Concord-based wines. It offers cotton candy and cherry flavors, and a sticky yet not too heavy mouthfeel. Imported by Abarbanel Wine Company.  — M.S.  (11/15/2005)
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