2019 Cabernet Sauvignon Tychson Hill
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I tasted a huge range of wines, both young and older, during my most recent visit with Ann Colgin, Joe Wender, Allison Tauziet and Paul Roberts. The 2019s are more than worthy follow-ups to the 2018s, which, incidentally, are every bit as special as they were last year. Tauziet describes the difference between the two years as a difference in evening temperatures. While 2018 saw no heat spikes to speak of, 2019 experienced wider diurnal shifts. The 2019s appear to have a little more density than 2018, but they are of course a year younger. As flashy as the Colgin wines can be young, they don’t really start blossoming until around age ten or so.
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