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RE: Cabernets under $35 tasting...

Posted by mkuller on February 23, 2016 at 10:48:28:
...no I don't think it's that good.

It's fruit forward and drinkable but lacks depth and complexity - for drinking now as it probably won't age well.

A couple of weeks ago I was at Hess Collection in Napa and liked their 2012 cab ($55) - it was more of the classic cab with some fruit in the center surrounded by a little oak and soft tannins.

Reisling? My wife likes it and it goes well with spicy Asian food, but not a wine I would drink often.