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Nice bottle of wine

Posted by mkuller on July 10, 2018 at 15:01:18:
...looks like Washington state cab/syrah.
Have to check it out.
It appears the same Treasury Group that owns the worst chardonnay label you had - 19 Crimes - also owns Acacia, Beringer, Beaulieu, Chateau St. Jean, Hewitt, Stags Leap, Penfolds and Rosemount Estates.
Guess they all can't be winners :-)