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The October 2025 Auction: Part 1
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Estimate: $55
Very top shoulder.
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"COMMENTARY: Over the last three decades, I have spent a lot of time in Paso Robles, and I have tasted plenty of what the region offers. Sometimes, I have to battle the high alcohol and wines that could be better balanced. The 2015 Justin Isosceles is a cut above most of the players. TASTING NOTES: This wine drives plenty of power from the start as its finish and aftertaste stay firm and elegant. Its aromas and flavors of bold, ripe fruit and oak accents make this wine a prime choice pairing with a juicy grilled ribeye."
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"COMMENTARY: Over the last three decades, I have spent a lot of time in Paso Robles, and I have tasted plenty of what the region offers. Sometimes, I have to battle the high alcohol and wines that could be better balanced. The 2015 Justin Isosceles is a cut above most of the players. TASTING NOTES: This wine drives plenty of power from the start as its finish and aftertaste stay firm and elegant. Its aromas and flavors of bold, ripe fruit and oak accents make this wine a prime choice pairing with a juicy grilled ribeye."
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