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Italy
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Chianti
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gr's WinesView All 72
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Mähler-Besse Cordon Blanc Sauternes (1997)
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Château Jolys Jurançon (2004)
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Yellow Tail Cabernet Sauvignon (2007)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $6.99
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Robert Mondavi Private Selection Chardonnay (2007)
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Philadelphia Distilling Vieux Carré Absinthe Superieure (NV)
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E&j Gallo Twin Valley Chardonnay (NV)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $9.99
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Full of dark fruit, and the tannins stick around palpably even after it inhaled and exhaled in a glass for 30 minutes. It's an acceptable merlot, but a young, noisy one.
It's a good companion to this chicken, mushroom, and pasta dish I cooked this evening with a copiously oxidized S. Orsola rosso vermouth (only good for cooking anyway when it was fresh;...
I'm not a big fan (or connoisseur) of chardonnay, but this is perfectly drinkable one with a hint of dry grass on the nose.
Full of dark fruit, and the tannins stick around palpably even after it inhaled and exhaled in a glass for 30 minutes. It's an acceptable merlot, but a young, noisy one.
It's a good companion to this chicken, mushroom, and pasta dish I cooked this evening with a copiously oxidized S. Orsola rosso vermouth (only good for cooking anyway when it was fresh;...
I'm not a big fan (or connoisseur) of chardonnay, but this is perfectly drinkable one with a hint of dry grass on the nose.
I'm not a big fan of chardonnay, but this is totally drinkable, with a hint of hay on the nose.
A solid sangiovese, better than many that carry a black rooster and several that cost more, it's much heavier on the nose, with cherries, than in the mouth where it's pleasantly dry and...












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