Andis Wines Painted Fields 2017 | Double 95 pointer
Andis Wines Painted Fields 2017 presents a dense, deep purple dominates the glass with a kiss of pink in the edge. Expressive and seductive with plenty of dark fruit, violets, and Asian spice make it very attractive. The mouthfeel is rich and voluptuous, with superb depth and concentration. Broad-shouldered and majestic, standing tall with a beautiful tannic structure decorated by dark chocolate and dark fruit preserves, moving into a long finish. Drink now – 2026.
Sensational Cellar Selections
The Andis Wines Painted Fields 2017 reflects the incredible essence of Amador County, as well as the hard work and artistry of two geniuses at the top of their craft. It is much more than a bargain—although it is unquestionably that as well. Plus offering up wild floral aromatics, fine Asian spice, and mountains of chocolate-covered dark fruit. Of course, this wine does wonder in defining one of California’s hottest regions.
Pedigree of 100 point Winemakers
Wines that boast the very best of their region with the quality and pedigree worthy of a 100-point winemaker are few and far between, but the 2017 Andis Painted Fields Red Blend is one of them. For a second, forget the remarkable $25 price tag. This is the poster child of a California region. While making its way into the history books and the work of one of the top winemaking duos in the New World. Massive doesn’t begin to describe it—not unless you add profound, artful, and an incredible value.
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First of all, a heritage blend of old-vine Barbera, Primitivo, Petite Sirah, Malbec, and Cabernet Sauvignon. So, the Andis Wines Painted Fields 2017 put the distinct regionality—a prerequisite for any world-class wine—of the Sierra Foothills on full display. While the mouthwatering acidity and freshness derived from high-elevation plantings lend a high-toned edge to the deep concentration and mountainous complexity that come from abundant sunshine and rocky, granitic soils.
