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Clos du Bois Winery Pinot Noir (2006)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $16.99 -
Chandon Blanc de Noirs Napa (NV)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $15.99 -
Red Mud (2003)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $11.99
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Clos du Bois Shiraz (2004)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $13.89 -
Sawmill Creek Vidal Icewine (NV)
Snoothrank: 2.5/5 Starting at $18.91 -
Antinori Campogrande Orvieto Classico (2005)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $10.99
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cinnamon, touch of cloves, fruity, touch of wood; chosen to stand up to southwestern fare
Strong apricot tones. Clashed with almonds, better with chocolate (but what isn't?).
No written review
Woah, that looked completely unprovoked; the cop just stepped up to him and pushed him off the bike! One offficer was stripped of his badge, the other is on desk duty:...
Had it with "tropical" sorbet at Pod in Philadelphia. Much less sweet than many plum wines, with more of a "winey" taste.
GR's got a point. Have you seen iSepta.org? A couple of guys made the interface to the train schedule that Philly's public transport should have made years ago.
I use web search because it gets me directly to the page with the info I want, without my having to delve into a poorly-thought-out information architecture. If the target audience is using a...
"It did taste like Pineapple. That's the rage out here - flavored champagne (Wilson Creek is quite famous for their Almond Champagne). I have to say, I have tried them all and not liked any of the flavored ones. They say if you drink enough of it, the flavor goes away - my response is, then why do they make it flavored in the first place?"
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"Pineapple champagne -- I need details! Did it taste like pineapple? Were you able to finish the bottle?"
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No written review
cinnamon, touch of cloves, fruity, touch of wood; chosen to stand up to southwestern fare
Strong apricot tones. Clashed with almonds, better with chocolate (but what isn't?).
No written review
Had it with "tropical" sorbet at Pod in Philadelphia. Much less sweet than many plum wines, with more of a "winey" taste.
No written review
"It did taste like Pineapple. That's the rage out here - flavored champagne (Wilson Creek is quite famous for their Almond Champagne). I have to say, I have tried them all and not liked any of the flavored ones. They say if you drink enough of it, the flavor goes away - my response is, then why do they make it flavored in the first place?"
reply
"Pineapple champagne -- I need details! Did it taste like pineapple? Were you able to finish the bottle?"
reply
Woah, that looked completely unprovoked; the cop just stepped up to him and pushed him off the bike! One offficer was stripped of his badge, the other is on desk duty:...
GR's got a point. Have you seen iSepta.org? A couple of guys made the interface to the train schedule that Philly's public transport should have made years ago.
I use web search because it gets me directly to the page with the info I want, without my having to delve into a poorly-thought-out information architecture. If the target audience is using a...
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