The Official Wine Thread

[NJE66]

Love Côte-Rôtie. Drank 2015 a couple of weeks back, this 2012 was in a much better drinking place though

 

[venividivicibj]

Rattalino Langhe Nebbiolo yesterday - a bit too astringent right now ('15 vintage)

 

[jbarwick]

I’ve heard Waypoint is a decent bottle but this was rough at first. Hopefully it just needed some more time in the glass.

 

[Omega Male]

This is 62% Merlot, 22% Malbec and 16% cab. Not going to claim it's up there with the Hillside Select, but good drinking.

 

[jcman311]

This is 62% Merlot, 22% Malbec and 16% cab. Not going to claim it's up there with the Hillside Select, but good drinking.

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Yeah but probably still overpriced? I love me some one point five but yikes I don’t think I would actually pay for a bottle anymore. I see its around $55. Meh.

 

[venividivicibj]

'14 Turley Judge Bell today. mmmm

 

[jbarwick]

Well the Waypoint was better after sitting in the glass a couple of hours. I cut my hand on something and had to go get stitches so once I returned home, it was a good drop.

 

[Omega Male]

@NJE66 a little young but we're damn well doing it.

 

[NJE66]

Haha, bad to the bone. Young but I still loved it. Was planning for a evening on the wagon tonight - not really, but it for sure sounds better - but now I'm crocked and coruppted again.

Sweet

 

[NJE66]

@Omega Male
Yeah baby, Mabalel, 2019,

 

[Omega Male]

This is a bit too Caymus-y (soft and plump) for my taste but it was in a corporate goodie basket and free is free!

 

[venividivicibj]

'16 Mont Olivet Seraphin - classic Southern Rhone, needs a few years and will be gorgeous

 

[jbarwick]

Bottle from my LB marathon haul. Mild mannered compared to my other Williamette experiences and makes me think it would taste good chilled.

 

[Piobaire]

2016 Block Wines Golden Block Boushey Vineyard Yakima Valley Grenache. Light, delicate, florals, gentle cherry. For a $25 bottle so very, very good.

 

[edmorel]

Couple at NYC eatery served $2,000 Bordeaux in error after ordering cheap wine

Money can’t buy taste. A young couple who ordered an $18 bottle of wine at a popular Soho brasserie instead got served a $2,000 bottle meant for a table of businessmen — who didn’t even notice that…

nypost.com

A young couple who once dined at the Big Apple’s iconic Balthazar couldn’t bottle up their emotions after ordering an $18 Pinot Noir – but being served a $2,000 Mouton Rothschild instead by accident, the eatery’s owner recounted this week.