gerrygollw
Location: Maggie Valley, NC
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gerrygollw's WinesView All 17
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Gnekow Family Winery Viognier Cum Laude Campus Oaks (2005)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 -
Westend Estate Richland Merlot (2007)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $9.16 -
Agustinos Carmenere (2006)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5
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Alto Estate Cabernet Sauvignon (2004)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $8.45 -
Dominio de Eguren Vino de la Tierra de Castilla Protocolo (2006)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $6.25 -
Binderer St. Ursula Riesling Devil's Rock (2003)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5
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"Last year you posted a questions about Home Party Planning businesses for wine. I am with The Traveling Vineyard and we are a legitimate Party Planning Business that offers FREE Home wine tastings with Great wines from around the world. I am in Virginia and would love to share information about our Company with you. My email is vawinetasting@verizon.net and my website is www.myttv.com/mary9129. I have been a wine consultant for almost four years."
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We really liked this wine. It is big, bold, dry, fruity, wonderful tannins and long finish. We had it with grilled steak. Perfect. The 14.86% alcohol may be a little too much for our taste.
We had this wine with roasted chicken and apples. It was very nice. The wine is dry, fruity, medium-full bodied, and quite soft. It was part of our 4 Seasons wine club selection.
We had this with grilled Cajun Sausage. It was a good pairing. The wine is full to medium body, soft tannins, fruity, and has a long finish.
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We enjoyed this wine at a wine dinner with roasted duck. Great pairing. This wine is bold, fruity, and soft with a full body. A very good value.
Kirsten and Philip, Thanks for the great advice. Gerry
Hi Kirstin, Thanks for your reply. I have a couple of questions. 1. I did not see on your blog how I could check out how to find a wine pairing for a particular food. For example,...
gerrygollw2
"Thanks Mark,
I will have to look around a bit before I have any questions. However, I am sure I will have some.
I am always open to some good wine recommendations.
Gerry"
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We really liked this wine. It is big, bold, dry, fruity, wonderful tannins and long finish. We had it with grilled steak. Perfect. The 14.86% alcohol may be a little too much for our taste.
We had this wine with roasted chicken and apples. It was very nice. The wine is dry, fruity, medium-full bodied, and quite soft. It was part of our 4 Seasons wine club selection.
We had this with grilled Cajun Sausage. It was a good pairing. The wine is full to medium body, soft tannins, fruity, and has a long finish.
No written review
We enjoyed this wine at a wine dinner with roasted duck. Great pairing. This wine is bold, fruity, and soft with a full body. A very good value.
"Last year you posted a questions about Home Party Planning businesses for wine. I am with The Traveling Vineyard and we are a legitimate Party Planning Business that offers FREE Home wine tastings with Great wines from around the world. I am in Virginia and would love to share information about our Company with you. My email is vawinetasting@verizon.net and my website is www.myttv.com/mary9129. I have been a wine consultant for almost four years."
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"Thanks Mark,
I will have to look around a bit before I have any questions. However, I am sure I will have some.
I am always open to some good wine recommendations.
Gerry"
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Kirsten and Philip, Thanks for the great advice. Gerry
Hi Kirstin, Thanks for your reply. I have a couple of questions. 1. I did not see on your blog how I could check out how to find a wine pairing for a particular food. For example,...
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