Wynns Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2002

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Wynns Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2002

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I purchased a few bottles of Wynns Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2002 for christmas. Will this need decanting? Is it an ok bottle of wine.

Winelover
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Post by Winelover »

If you can I would say yes decant for half an hour or so. I haven't had this wine recently but would say this is now ripe for the picking.

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griff
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This was a cool year and it was a Wynn's that was more elegant than most years. I would decant - a few hours even. It will soften the tannin.

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Post by qwertt »

Had this recently. A lovely wine. It was better the night after opening, indicating a long life ahead. It also indicates that it needs a full whack of airing to show its best. So, to answer your question: decant!

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The bottles in our cellar are just starting to throw a tiny bit of sediment, and I'm talking minute amounts, but I would decant not to get rid of the sediment (in fact, I recommend keeping it in this particular wine unless for some unknowing reason it's spitting out much more than I am seeing) just to bring it's life out. It's definitely on drink and will benefit from a decant for at least an hour.

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