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On to the wine, out of the bottle it is clean and is brick like in color trailing to orange hues on its edges. On the nose, there is a touch of game, with blackberries and notes of fortified oak....
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Coming out of the bottle, this wine is clean with a nice dark purple black tone to it. The nose presents cherry, vanilla and oak with a touch of astringency, which has me a bit worried as the oak...
I would highly recommend building a light tent, then using external light sources to highlight the wine. Then you can take photos without a flash, which is what causes glare....
84 Points - Straight out of the bottle, the body on this wine has a vibrant purple core trailing to a brickish red. On the nose, a captivating blend of crushed violets, red currants and raspberry...
I was anticipating some signs of age however the body on this wine was violet trailing ever so slightly to its edges. So much for thinking this one was on the decline! The nose was presenting...
On to the wine, out of the bottle it is clean and is brick like in color trailing to orange hues on its edges. On the nose, there is a touch of game, with blackberries and notes of fortified oak....
Out of the bottle, this wines coloring is purplish black. It is so dark and concentrated that it cannot be seen through, even when put up to a light. The nose has aromas of freshly ground coffee,...
Coming out of the bottle, this wine is clean with a nice dark purple black tone to it. The nose presents cherry, vanilla and oak with a touch of astringency, which has me a bit worried as the oak...
I would highly recommend building a light tent, then using external light sources to highlight the wine. Then you can take photos without a flash, which is what causes glare....
Thanks Gregory.....we have some world class retailers here in Calgary who are interested in working with independent media to help expose their efforts to the world.
Coverage Here: http://r4nt.com/article/csn-wine-and-spirits-bordeaux-bonanza/ When: November 29th, 2008 Where: CSN Wine and Spirits - Calgary, Alberta Website: http://www.csnwine.com
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