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88
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eleven 2010 Viognier (Yakima Valley)

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A pretty bouquet of honeysuckle, lime and orange peel introduces this well-made Viognier. It offers pleasing richness across the palate, with some phenolic edginess sparking the finish.  — P.G.  (9/1/2012)
87
points

eleven 2003 Cowan Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon (Yakima Valley)

  1. $21
A good effort crafting a moderate, Yakima Valley Cab. There’s a bit of the herbal stuff here, but it’s done well, balanced and appropriate. The tannins are slightly green but smooth, and there are no bitter edges. Smooth and interesting.  — P.G.  (10/1/2006)
87
points

eleven 2009 Malbec (Horse Heaven Hills)

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  1. $32
Scents of clover and wild flower lead into rather delicate flavors of rose petal and wild mountain berry. The tannins are astringent, but proportionate.  — P.G.  (9/1/2012)
87
points

eleven 2010 La Ronde Red

  1. $33
Tasty, tart red berry flavors abound, from cranberries on up, with a suggestion of dried herbs. The finish turns a bit chalky.  — P.G.  (6/1/2013)
86
points

eleven 2006 Artz Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc (Red Mountain)

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The Artz vineyard is on Red Mountain, one of the hottest sites in Washington, and yet this feels like a cool climate Sauvignon Blanc, with light melon and citrus flavors, alcohol at just 12%, and a bone-dry finish. It’s surprising, but very well done, and certainly a go-to wine for seafood, shellfish (oysters anyone?) or light salads.  — P.G.  (3/1/2008)
86
points

eleven 2009 La Ronde Red

  1. $33
The flavors of purple and black fruit are tart and juicy, though the tannins turn slightly bitter, with a hint of greenness on the finish.  — P.G.  (9/1/2012)
85
points

eleven 2005 Windy Ridge Vineyard Malbec (Horse Heaven Hills)

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Dark, chewy and varietal, this tough as nails Malbec pulls no punches. It’s got wild cherry and spicy crabapple fruit, earthy tannins, and a thick finish dotted with the pickle barrel highlights of Hungarian oak.  — P.G.  (3/1/2008)
85
points

eleven 2005 La Ronde Red Wine (Horse Heaven Hills)

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This feels like a cool-climate Sauvignon, with light melon and citrus flavors, alcohol at just 12%, and a bone dry finish. This blend of Cabernet and Syrah shows pretty fruit flavors of strawberry and cherry candy, with a bit of cinnamon spice. Light and lively, it’s a style more reminiscent of the sort of wine you might encounter in a carafe in a seaside town in…  — P.G.  (3/1/2008)
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