description: Shows the rich, concentrated tannins associated with Mount Veeder, as well as the rich, ripe fruit. Oak stands out, with toasty caramel, as well as strong flavors of blackberries, cherries and currants. Yet the real star is the mouthfeel. It's fleshy and almost fatty and should develop in the bottle through 2013.
variety: Merlot
designation: Fleur de Veeder