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Piobaire

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Originally Posted by gomestar
another affordable Pinot bites the dust....

If you can find it, try the Siduri Sonoma Coast. Last I saw, about $23. My tastes are moving away from this profile, but not a bad QPR. That 06 Caldwell though, at $23, is great.
 

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Originally Posted by Piobaire
If you can find it, try the Siduri Sonoma Coast. Last I saw, about $33. My tastes are moving away from this profile, but not a bad QPR. That 06 Caldwell though, at $33, is great.

fixed for NYC
 

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Originally Posted by gomestar
Originally Posted by Piobaire
If you can find it, try the Siduri Sonoma Coast. Last I saw, about $18. My tastes are moving away from this profile, but not a bad QPR. That 06 Caldwell though, at $18, is great.
fixed for NYC


fixed for Sonoma County.
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Originally Posted by Piobaire
Cracked a bottle of 08 Castle Rock Pinot Noir. I bought this bottle a few months ago, at the recs of folks here for a dirt cheap Pinot. I'm not sure about this.

Hmm interesting.. Castle Rock is usually good, but where was the pinot from? i liked the 2008 Mendocino, and hated the Monterrey.
 

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If you guys are looking for a nice $10-12 Pinot check out Angeline 2007 Russian River Valley When I first opened it I wasn't too impressed. Maybe because I was feeling like crap call day but who knows. So, after I had a glass and the GF had half a glass I popped the cork in and put it back in the cellar. The next couple of days it was drinking very very well for a $12 pinot. I guess I should have given it a good few hour decant in my wide carafe. PS. I also have a bottle of William Seylem 2006 Russian River Valley Pinot in the cellar and am contemplating opening it this weekend. Do you guys think I just keep it away for awhile or crack it open this weekend?
 

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Went out to dinner on Tuesday night, had a wonderful Manhattan made with Crown Royal Special Reserve

Did the wine pairing witht the tasting menu as well, wines included: a brut, chardonnay, gamay noir, syrah/grenache blend and a tawny port. Brut, Chardonnay and Gamay Noir were all from BC. Only name I can remember was the syrah/grenache which was Delas - Cotes du Ventoux. Everything was very nice.
 

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Originally Posted by Johnny_5
I also have a bottle of William Seylem 2006 Russian River Valley Pinot in the cellar and am contemplating opening it this weekend. Do you guys think I just keep it away for awhile or crack it open this weekend?

so hard to tell with these pinot noirs sometime, I have no idea what the tannin structure is like. If it's absent, I'd open it sooner than later. But tough call. I can't say it would benefit nicely from added time in the cellar, why not pop it and have some fun.
 

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Originally Posted by gomestar
Fronsac is where some great values are.

I'm definitely going to keep my eye out for it from now on. It was kind of rustic and dark and full of fruit/dark berries.. Very cool.
 

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Originally Posted by Johnny_5
PS.

I also have a bottle of William Seylem 2006 Russian River Valley Pinot in the cellar and am contemplating opening it this weekend. Do you guys think I just keep it away for awhile or crack it open this weekend?


Not been reading great things about the 06 vintage in general, and seems they need time. That's a premiere winery though.
 

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New Belgium Hoptober.

I apparently did not get the memo that this was a limited edition beer, and will not be back around until next year..
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