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Seps Estate Cabernet 2005

The same structure, finesse, and purity of fruit that have long characterized Storybook Mountain Zinfandels are evident in Seps Estate Cabernet Sauvignon. These qualities reflect the estate vineyard's relatively cool climate, its clay-loam soils, and its easterly and northerly exposures. The style of the wines also reflects Jerry Seps' preference for wines of moderate alcohol, intense, focused fruit and exemplary balance. $65.

Seps Estate Viognier 2007

Barrel fermented to dryness and aged on its lees, this sensual white wine is unusually aromatic and flavorful, with an exceptionally full middle palate. $35.

** - 91 Points - Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine

"Lovely aromas of white peaches, Bosc pears and honeysuckle are joined by hints of hardwoods in the rich and pulpy first impression. The wine is full bodied in weight and exceptionally well-balanced in spite of its evident viscosity. Its flavors are long and rich, pulpy and minerally, nicely on-point and promise to get better over time. Despite early charms, this one can be laid away for several years

Seps Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2003

750 ml

sold out

"...a blast of intensity...Floral, black currant scents and mineral sparks of tannin...powerful, remarkably fresh..."
93 points - Best Cabernets - Wine & Spirits, April 2007

93 points - Jim Gordon, CaliforniaWineWeb.com, 2/07

"Pure, laid-back aromas of cassis, violet and licorice root. Juicy, pure and nicely delineated, with a penetrating cedary quality and firm underlying structure. Finishes with fine tannins and subtle persistence."

90 points - Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar

"intense aroma, mild oak flavors, refreshing acidity, outstanding length, well integrated...Drink 2008-2020"

93 points - Vintrust's SOMM Selections, Winter 2007

Antaeus 2005 750 ml sold out

"A blend of Zinfandel, cabernet, merlot and petit verdot, this is packed with fresh scents of wild berries, both red and black. There's density to the wine, its depth sustained by tannins that feel substantial and sweet."

90 points - Exceptional - Wine & Spirits, Oct. 2007

90 points - Connoisseurs' Guide, Sept. 07