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    [vintage] => 2002
    [wineryname] => Chateau Le Crock
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    [winetype] => Red
    [region] => Saint-Estephe
    [country] => France
    [mevushal] => No
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    [winenotes] => This is a thick and tasty wine. Very complex with layers, full in the mouth, and it still is quite tannic. The color of this wine is a dark blue to purple. The nose is full of black fruit - blackberries, plums, and coffee, with some green vegetal aromas. The mouth on this massive full-bodied wine is velvety and complex. The black fruit flows in the beginning, with a mid palate of chocolate and something green, and a finish of spice and oak. This wine is a winner and at its current price now online - it is a winner.
    [winenotesraw] => This is a thick and tasty wine. Very complex with layers, full in the mouth, and it still is quite tannic. The color of this wine is a dark blue to purple. The nose is full of black fruit - blackberries, plums, and coffee, with some green vegetal aromas. The mouth on this massive full-bodied wine is velvety and complex. The black fruit flows in the beginning, with a mid palate of chocolate and something green, and a finish of spice and oak. This wine is a winner and at its current price now online - it is a winner.
    [score] => A-
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    [blogyear] => 2008
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    [postlink] => https://kosherwinedb.com/2008/06/08/friday-night-and-saturday-day/
    [author] => David Raccah
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