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Molly Dooker Two Left Feet (2006)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $23.99 -
Brooks Riesling Willamette Valley (2005)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $31.35 -
Le Macchiole Macchiole Rosso Toscana IGT (2001)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $31.99
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Santa Ema Merlot Reserve (2005)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $25.69 -
Phillips Hill Pinot Noir Toulouse Vineyard (2005)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5
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So far, my all-time favorite Pinot Noir. A wonderful Pinot from Anderson valley -- At $40+, you may question the QPR, but for me it's excellent!
A really nice merlot from chile with an outstanding QPR at $12. One of my favorite every-day reds.
A little over the top, but very good when you're in the mood for that style. I often am, and liked it a lot. At $20, a decent QPR. A little heat on the finish, but it blows off after 30...
I have the 2003 vintage of this wine and it's an excellent red blend from a great house in the Bolgheri region. At around $20 it is also an excellent QPR.
I don't have a lot of experience with Riesling, but have tried a few -- I thought this was excellent - very fruity with some of the typical riesling flavors. Well balanced, a great summer...
Great bottle shot -- how do you avoid glare? I assume - natural light and a tripod, or maybe very stable hands. Nice photo!
So far, my all-time favorite Pinot Noir. A wonderful Pinot from Anderson valley -- At $40+, you may question the QPR, but for me it's excellent!
A really nice merlot from chile with an outstanding QPR at $12. One of my favorite every-day reds.
A little over the top, but very good when you're in the mood for that style. I often am, and liked it a lot. At $20, a decent QPR. A little heat on the finish, but it blows off after 30...
I have the 2003 vintage of this wine and it's an excellent red blend from a great house in the Bolgheri region. At around $20 it is also an excellent QPR.
I don't have a lot of experience with Riesling, but have tried a few -- I thought this was excellent - very fruity with some of the typical riesling flavors. Well balanced, a great summer...
Great bottle shot -- how do you avoid glare? I assume - natural light and a tripod, or maybe very stable hands. Nice photo!
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