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Owen-Sullivan 2000 Champoux Vineyard Cabernet Franc (Columbia Valley (WA))
- $25
Though released early, and still showing some sweet, grapey scents, this is a very pretty wine reminiscent of a young Syrah. Berry, cherry and chocolate mingle with the fruit right out in front. It’s a quite drinkable, delicious, forward style.
— P.G.
(6/1/2002)
Owen-Sullivan 2004 BSH Red (Columbia Valley (WA))
- $35
The BSH blend is two thirds Cabernet Sauvignon, the rest a mix of Bordeaux blend grapes. The Cab is definitely in the driver’s seat, pushing out flavors of cherry/berry and whiffs of straw and cooked plum. It’s consistent with the ripe, somewhat volatile house style, but offering smooth, well-integrated flavors and subtle use of new oak.
— P.G.
(3/1/2007)
Owen-Sullivan 2002 Ulysses Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon (Yakima Valley)
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- $50
This vintage is vineyard designated (Sheridan Vineyard) and 80% merlot; the rest cabernet sauvignon. A ripe, plumy wine, showing a lifted nose bordering on volatility. Despite the pretty fruit, the finish is somewhat bitter, almost scorched.
— P.G.
(6/1/2005)
Owen-Sullivan 2002 BSH Red (Washington)
- $35
The BSH blend is 70% Cab, 13% Cab Franc and 17% Merlot. Cherry fruit holds down the core here, with good concentration that is highlighted with one-third new French oak. High-toned notes in the nose, and a bit of wet dog in the finish.
— P.G.
(6/1/2005)
Owen-Sullivan 2000 Klipsun Vineyard Merlot (Red Mountain)
- $25
This very young, grapey, yeasty wine is still pulling itself together, but shows very nice, sweet fruit, augmented with spice and a hint of mint. Light and supple, another few months in the bottle will certainly help.
— P.G.
(6/1/2002)
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