RBoulanger
Location: New York, NY
http://www.winemessenger.com
Say, let's drink cocktails instead, Old World, Rodolphe
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RBoulanger's WinesView All 1489
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Viña Ijalba Rioja Múrice Crianza (2001)
Snoothrank: 2.5/5 Starting at $13.00 -
Frick Winery C2 (2001)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $24.95 -
Chateau Fuisse Pouilly-Fuisse Vieilles Vignes (2004)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $492.23
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Edenia Reserva Cigales (1999)
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Ch Helene Cuvee Penelope Rouge Aoc Corbieres Languedoc (2005)
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Colsaliz Servosuo (NV)
Snoothrank: 3/5
Recent Activity on Snooth
"Yeah for the intermediate and it was a great class, the only let down for me was one of the enthusiasts we had as he was more used to anything Australian so when we got into the Italian wine it was just too savory or acidic.
I'm trying a lot of different things now that I understand a little more about the wine and continually go through my book again.
Have you finished your dip yet?"
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"Hey RB finally finished the course.... woo hoo. Got distinction and am saving for the next course atm. I'm glad I did this one first as the next one is looking quite daunting.
Thanks again RB. have a great day "
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vinocc
Solid inexpensive red Graves.
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grrrrrrr Thanks for volunteering to do the advanced scouting grunt work - looking forward to 2010!
Phred, Sherry styles are a bit more diverse than port styles. Finos, Manzanillas and even some dry Amontillados make great aperitif wines because they are bone dry.Some, richer Olorosos are also...
Welcome to Snooth. What kinds of wines do you like? If you like lighter reds, are you fond of Pinot Noir and Beaujolais?
Solid inexpensive red Graves.
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"Yeah for the intermediate and it was a great class, the only let down for me was one of the enthusiasts we had as he was more used to anything Australian so when we got into the Italian wine it was just too savory or acidic.
I'm trying a lot of different things now that I understand a little more about the wine and continually go through my book again.
Have you finished your dip yet?"
reply
"Hey RB finally finished the course.... woo hoo. Got distinction and am saving for the next course atm. I'm glad I did this one first as the next one is looking quite daunting.
Thanks again RB. have a great day "
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grrrrrrr Thanks for volunteering to do the advanced scouting grunt work - looking forward to 2010!
Phred, Sherry styles are a bit more diverse than port styles. Finos, Manzanillas and even some dry Amontillados make great aperitif wines because they are bone dry.Some, richer Olorosos are also...
Welcome to Snooth. What kinds of wines do you like? If you like lighter reds, are you fond of Pinot Noir and Beaujolais?
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