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The most serious and complete Anomaly to date: scents of
jasmine invite the drinker in, as notes of peppermint stick, hazelnut, and licorice combine to
create a distinctly marzipan aroma. The bouquet further exhibits hints of zest and clean notes of
flint and wet stone. In the palate, a viscous, yet delicate introduction leads to a round and broad
mouth-feel with flavors of huckleberry and baking spices. The 2003 features a classic structure,
providing a vital and balanced foundation for the wine. The supple tannins are easily approached
and lead to Anomaly’s signature, velvety finish.
The Wine: 2003 Anomaly Vineyards, Napa Valley Cabernet
96% Cabernet Sauvignon, 3% Cab Franc, 1% Petite Verdot
Alcohol: 14.2%
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Winemaker, Mark Porembski, came to Anomaly via Behrens & Hitchcock where he has
spent the past four years as Assistant Winemaker to Les Behrens.
He concurrently worked with
Anomaly as Assistant Winemaker since our 2002 harvest. Mark brings a fresh, talented hand to
our winemaking as well as the eye of an artist. He is among a new crop of young winemakers
that believes winemaking is an act of interpretation. Before landing at Anomaly Vineyards, Mark
held positions at El Molino, Far Niente Winery and abroad at Blake Family Vineyards in New
Zealand. Mark resides in St. Helena. |
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