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Two Rivers 2008 Merlot (Grand Valley)
- $16
Rich and jammy with concentrated, cooked blackberry flavors, this medium-bodied Colorado Merlot melds nicely with aromas of toasty, nutty oak. There’s a raw, green pepper note that peeks through, but overall, it’s a pleasant, accessible wine with a delicious roasted coffee finish.
— A.I.
(12/15/2010)
Canyon Wind 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon (Grand Valley)
- $26
Tones of black cherry and cassis are pure and pristine on this fresh, herb-infused Cabernet. Vibrant acidity and soft, furry tannins on the midpalate give way to a finish that’s flecked with spice and menthol.
— A.I.
(10/1/2011)
Canyon Wind 2006 IV Red (Grand Valley)
- $100
While ripe with black fruit and hints of caramel, forest bramble and black pepper, this Bordeaux-style blend (with a hefty dose of Petit Verdot) boasts an elegant structure and clean acidity with just a hint of green on the finish.
— A.I.
(10/1/2011)
Two Rivers 2008 Riesling (Grand Valley)
- $14
Aromatic with notes of petrol, smoke and apple on the nose, this sprightly semisweet Riesling teases the tongue with the slightest tickle of effervescence. The palate balances sweet pink grapefruit with honey, carrying through to an elegant finish.
— A.I.
(2/1/2011)
Canyon Wind 2001 Cabernet Sauvignon (Grand Valley)
- $20
An impressive product from Colorado winery Canyon Wind. Deep and dark aromas of plums, grilled meat and chocolate are followed by an elegant blend of dark cherry, clove and coffee flavors. Balanced nicely, this wine has some heft but is smooth and easy to drink.
— S.K.
(2/1/2007)
Two Rivers 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon (Grand Valley)
- $20
This is a big, bold Cab, ripe with pulpy black fruit flavors marked with a rustic spray of dried herbs and bramble. The fruit verges a bit on the overripe, but it would be an excellent companion to steak or lamb.
— A.I.
(10/1/2011)
Canyon Wind 2002 Merlot (Grand Valley)
- $18
An appealing smoked sausage and clove spice nose on this wine leads to a flavorful, though slightly dry, array of berries, plum and smoke on the palate. Impressive structure and complexity but the wine should probably age 2–5 years for maximum enjoyment and to take off that tannic edge
— S.K.
(5/1/2007)
Canyon Wind 2009 47-Ten Red (Grand Valley)
- $13
Sweet and savory are juxtaposed on this bold, full-bodied Red Blend. Plush, sweet black fruit and violet petals contrast the briney, soy sauce notes and big, chunky tannins that drive to a finish that ends just a tad hot.
— A.I.
(10/1/2011)
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