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Elegantly understated, but with impressive complexity on further examination, the new packaging for this twenty fifth vintage of ISOSCELES reflects the character of this iconic wine and continues its proud heritage. Each vintage of ISOSCELES drinks beautifully upon release, revealing its Paso roots, and after years in the cellar it shows the quality, complexity, and age-worthiness of the wines after which it is styled. ISOSCELES is the embodiment of our dream to produce a Paso Robles wine in the style of the classic chateaux of the Médoc area of Bordeaux. Blend: 85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Cabernet Franc, 7% Merlot Drink on release or wait a dozen years, this one will be ready for you. The rest is classic Bordeaux cabernet sauvignon - fruit, complex spice, and mineral flavors balanced with guiding structural elements on a long, memorable finish.
2017 JUSTIN ISOSCELES FULL
Full bodied with black cherry and classic black currant fruit, complex brown spice of star anise, licorice with cocoa and herbal notes of sweet tobacco and a hint of eucalyptus. Rich and aromatic with dark fruit of black cherry, cassis, exotic licorice, cinnamon, and subtle vanilla spice with sweet notes of tobacco, a little cocoa and subtle toasted cedar in the background. The Justin Isosceles is bright with a deep ruby core, lighter with a bit of garnet toward the rim. If you venture a little outside the norm and explore Paso, you’ll find some great new wines, and recognize that your money goes a long way.ĬostcoWineBlog.The Isosceles Cabernet blend is one of Paso Robles most sought-after wines! Get the limited new release now. Like we mentioned in the Daou review, there are amazing wines in Napa and Sonoma and they come with a hefty price tag.
I can enjoy those almost anytime, with anything, anybody… It’s similar to how I feel about Rhone wines. And when you just don’t know what else to open, it’s always a solid pick. Sure, it’s not an inexpensive wine, but it’s perfect in every occasion great with all kinds of food, classy enough to take to a dinner party to please a crowd a nice gift for a wine loving friend. The winery is celebrating their 30th anniversary this year I love the versatility of a bottle like this, and it makes me want to just drop a bottle (one at least) of this in my cart every trip to Costco just to have on hand. The wine pours a deep ruby in the glass, with black fruit and spice on the nose in the mouth flavors of blackberry, black cherry, anise with some mocha into the finish really nice lingering spice in the finish. But as I got into this 2017 vintage, I realized right away that I would be moving that score up a tad, especially considering the reasonable price point for such quality juice. We reviewed the 2016 Justin two years ago and awarded it 88 points. And if you step it up to their higher end bottlings, like the ISOSCELES, which is a Bordeaux blend for around $65, the wines get really really good. Sometimes I forget what a fantastic bottle of wine this Justin really is for only $20 at Costco. Costco brought that one in around the same price point as this Justin bottle, so we have two very solid offerings from Paso worth exploring in stores right now. We just reviewed the Daou Cabernet, also from Paso Robles and loved it, awarding the wine 90 points, and a spot on our Top Picks list.
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