Better than the '91, but not sure by how much. Only 320 cases were made from this wine. The Segal Brothers used to be the best Israeli winery in the late 70s and the early 80s. That didn't mean much, as Israeli wine at this time was generally horrible. This small 'hand made' production was issued some months ago in order to face-lift their low image.
Color is a bit murky violet-red.
I had this wine three times already, so it cannot be some bottle fluke. I don't pretend to understand any of this. Neither the nose not the taste resemble any Cabernet I ever had. Though short on complexity, it is certainly an 'interesting' wine.