• 2010 Domaine du Vieux Telegraphe, La Crau, Chateauneuf du-Pape, 96 pts.; $84.00: This classic effort possesses more stuffing than most of its peers. It reveals this estate's tell-tale notes of earthy garrigue, herbs, licorice and seaweed, a medium to full-bodied mouthfeel and soft tannins.  
• 2009 Cayuse, Grenache, God Only Knows, Armada Vineyard, Walla Walla; $140.00: Fragrant cherries, garrigue, lavender, and exotic spices inform the nose of a silky, complex, beautifully proportioned wine that will deliver pleasure for a least a decade.
• 2010 Cayuse, Syrah, Cailloux, Walla Walla; $115.00: Polished, effortless and juicy, with blackberry, currant, black olive and tar flavors, beautifully balanced to rotate all its facets as the finish keeps spinning.   
• 2009 Cayuse, Syrah, Armada, Walla Walla; $150.00: Good deep red with ruby highlights.  Distinctly decadent aromas of superripe plum, dried berries, mocha and smoked meat.  Extremely dense, lush and thick, offering sweet, wild flavors of black raspberry, mocha and brown spices.  
• 2010 Alban, Syrah, Reva, Edna Valley, 96+ pts., Parker; $100.00: Deep dark black and blue fruit. Smoke, oak, pepper/spice, liquid mineral, a touch of espresso. Beautiful in its expression, well balanced, tons of fruit.  
• 2009 Darioush, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, 90 pts., Wine Spectator; $99.00: Endowed with a sturdy core of earth, espresso and dark chocolate balanced by vibrant black fruits and savory layers of lavender and sage. Ripe, lush and profoundly concentrated, yet epitomizing the stylistic profile that's signature Darioush. 
• 2009 Ovid, Proprietary Red, Pritchard Hill, Napa Valley, 96+ pts., Parker; $195.00: "The 2009 Ovid is a gorgeous, radiant wine endowed with expressive character. Here the higher percentage of Cabernet Franc (30%) in the final blend comes through in the warm, spicy notes of the bouquet. The 2009 boasts striking inner perfume, great intensity and fabulous overall balance in a dazzling, pure expression of fruit."
• 2009 Joseph Phelps, Insignia, Proprietary Blend, Napa Valley, 94 pts., Tanzer; $210.00: The 2009 Insignia has a beautiful deep garnet hue with incredible depth and concentration. Aromas of freshly crushed blueberries and blackberries intertwined with baking spices, cigar box and attractive floral notes are followed by seamless tannins, texture and finish. This wine is focused and fresh, with a youthful showiness.
• 2009 Figgins, Proprietary Red, Estate, Walla Walla, 98 pts., Wine Enthusiast; $103.00: It's a sophisticated blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and Merlot, from the Figgins Vineyard, with gorgeous aromas of flowers, spices and black fruits.  Seamless and long, complex and forceful without being overpowering, it can stand alongside top tier Bordeaux costing four or five times as much.
• 2009 Shafer, Cabernet Sauvignon, One Point Five, Napa Valley, 6 Litre, Etched, 93 pts. Tanzer; $800.00: "This is a Cabernet that is enjoyable now and will just get better with time in the cellar. Aromas of rich, polished black fruit, mocha, and spice, followed by fulsome, juicy flavors of blackberry and black cherry, chocolate, plum and cedar, with ripe, smooth tannins and a pleasingly long finish," says Shafer Winemaker Elias Fernand  

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