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86
Scores are assigned on a 100-point scale and reflect a wine's overall quality, but don't consider price.
80 to 84 good
85 to 89 very good
90 to 94 excellent
95 to 100 outstanding
Turning Leaf tends to outperform the regular Gallo label in this price range. Aromas of black cherry, plum, spice and dark chocolate (there is a bit of syrah in the blend). Medium-full bodied, with decent acidity, density and length for the money. Best from now to 2010.
- Price:
- $12.45
- Type:
- Red
- Varietal:
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Vintage:
- 2005
- Region:
- California
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