Passover Wines Part 2

Continuing the festival, here are some more comments:
2005 Psagot Edom Blend - Jerusalem Hills: This wine tastes like it contains more Merlot that it really does, with great juiciness and fresh berry flavors. Very light on the oak, which I appreciated, but a touch too sweet for my palate. Everyone else was over the moon for it though. Definately a good "new world" wine from an ancient region.
2004 Eagle's Landing Cabernet Sauvignon - Napa: This is supposed to be a special project wine from Joe Hurliman, winemaker at Baron Herzog. There is no appellation or vineyard specified, just the general Napa designation. The wine still resembles the over-oaked Herzog style, which I can't relate to. While not mevushal, it still tastes a little dull.
2005 Baron Herzog Merlot- Central Coast: Pleasant cocoa and berry notes, but a little watery and unexciting. These entry levels should usually be enjoyed within three years of vintage label. I enjoyed the 2004 a while back, but have not tried the 2006.
2006 Baron Herzog Old Vine Zinfandel - Lodi: Still light and enjoyable, definately a crowd pleaser.