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^Do you mind providing details Manton or Gomey?Originally Posted by Johnny_5
It's a Tuscan red, mostly Sang plus a little Cab and Merlot, that sells for around $12 on average. I managed to pick up two cases very cheap. Absolutely excellent value and a damned good wine. Drinks better than a lot of $30 offerings.
indesertum
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are there any wine clubs you guys would recommend. you know pay monthly fees for 2, 3 wines a month for cheaper than what you can normally buy
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Actually, I love gummy bears. Haribo, please. Get them every year at the Boardwalk.Originally Posted by Manton
I don't want my wine to taste like them, though.
Hairbo=Epic Win
Wine tasting like Hairbo = Epic Fail
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I'm expecting to have to know the age and residual sugar for the four classifications of Rutherglen Muscat.Originally Posted by Piobaire
my guess is that if a residual sugar question is going to be asked, it'll be on Champs or the Germans. I know it for Champs, but only the ripeness stage for the Germans and not the residual sugar levels.
are there any wine clubs you guys would recommend. you know pay monthly fees for 2, 3 wines a month for cheaper than what you can normally buyOriginally Posted by indesertum
Wine Library has some that I've done and have been good in the past. GV does a video for them, too.
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This is one of two bottles of a 2005 old vine Garnacha picked up this week from WTSO.
Nice nose but after that just average. Took most of an hour to open up but until then, mostly raspberry/strawberry briefly up front then quickly disappeared. Very light. Eventually it lingered more/better but only "pleasant enough". I'd say this bottle was about a year past it's prime already.
Nice nose but after that just average. Took most of an hour to open up but until then, mostly raspberry/strawberry briefly up front then quickly disappeared. Very light. Eventually it lingered more/better but only "pleasant enough". I'd say this bottle was about a year past it's prime already.
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I'm drinking very nice wine this weekend. All planned out already.
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Name names.Originally Posted by Manton
You will be mad at me, accuse me of vinfanticide. Tonight we will be having a '95 Vieux Telegraphe (not really an early death, but it has 15 more years on it) and some white to be determined brought by friends. Tomorrow we are going to have a 2004 Dauvissat La Forest and
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Only the Margaux is really wrong. But it will be very good. I have had lots of '86s (though not M) and I still have some Lynch Bages and some Gruaud Larose and a few others. They will keep for a long time. The M I am speculating would improve some more. I know from experience that Leoville Las Cases '86 is not fully mature and I have to assume that Margaux would be behind even that.
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Were it mine, I would not drink it now, but it isn't, so I won't refuse.
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