75% Syrah, 14% Mourvedre, 6% Petite Sirah and 5% Grenache from California.
SRP of $16 and purchased for $11. 4,450 cases produced. Available at Costco.
From the bottle:
“Cameron Hughes is an international négociant, sourcing and producing small lots of high quality wine from the world’s best regions. Cameron offers a diverse range of wines uniquely represented by the Lot number on this label.
Lot 339 is fresh with delineated black fruits, pepper, cherries and red plum notes. Integrated tannins frame a chewy finish meshed with exotic spice notes.
14.4% Alcohol”
The 2010 Cameron Hughes Lot 339 California Field Blend begins with pleasant aromas of blackberry, plum, pepper and a little sweet spice. Tasting reveals a simple but very tasty blend featuring dark fruit, oaky spice and a little cola. Medium-bodied with an excellent smooth dry texture, this makes for a great everyday wine. It ends dry with chewy tannins and good length. Say hello to your new house wine.
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Overall Rating: 7.0
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