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2012 Matanzas Winery Red Blend. The Merlot was sourced from two blocks of the Jackson Park vineyard, planted with the Petrus clone. It is interesting that there is even a “black glass” tasting for “wine geeks” so that you are not influenced by the color of the wine. 2015 Matanzas Winery Red Blend.
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