Garfield Estates
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Garfield Estates 2006 Vin Rosé (Grand Valley)
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- $12
Strawberry and melon on the nose of this Colorado rosé are followed by like flavors of freshness and elegance on the palate. The wine still has some complexity but could use a touch more acidity to add cleaner edge. Overall, a friendly wine for summer suppers and patio lounging.
— S.K.
(7/1/2007)
Garfield Estates 2004 Syrah (Grand Valley)
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- $21
Approachable with a smooth balance of oak and fruit, this wine has a cherry and floral character with hints of cinnamon. The grapes are grown in a scenic spot--at the foot of Mt. Garfield in Grand Valley, Colorado, in the midst of a brugeoning wine country. It's not complex by any means--neither on the nose or on the palate--nor is it unique. But with a good piece…
— S.K.
(2/1/2007)
Garfield Estates 2005 Syrah (Grand Valley)
- $21
Colorado producer Garfield Estates offers a Shiraz with ripe fruit flavors and a dash of pepper. It’s drinkable but very lean on character and balance.
— S.K.
(5/1/2007)
Garfield Estates 2005 Cabernet Franc (Grand Valley)
- $15
Spicy red berry and a wave of smoke give this an earthy but slightly bitter edge. It needs more complexity to round out the edge; might fare better with snoked meat.
— S.K.
(2/1/2008)
Garfield Estates 2007 V° Viognier (Grand Valley)
- $20
The nose on this Viognier is a touch off and slightly green, and on the palate, thin flavors lack the curvy allure of the variety. Still, the wine has a clean character and overall easy drinking quality that recommends it.
— S.K.
(10/1/2008)
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