($25, Kobrand): Craggy Range emphasizes the uniqueness of place–like the French–and focuses their efforts on producing wines from individual (and presumably distinctive) vineyards.  They emphasize this philosophy with the labeling: the precise composition of the blend–in this case Merlot, 77%, Cabernet Sauvignon, 11%, Malbec and Cabernet Franc, 6% each–is found on the back label.  Craggy Range has succeeded admirably with this supple wine that buttresses lush fruit-forward flavors with minerality and fine tannins to create complexity. 90 Michael Apstein Apr 8, 2007