solomania9
Location: New York, NY
http://www.thecleverest.com
Creative Director at Snooth. I want to learn so much about wine it HURTS.
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solomania9's WinesView All 334
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Amadio Clare Valley Riesling (2006)
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Domaine Maby Lirac la Fermade (2003)
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Tudor Wines Radog Gewurztraminer (2007)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $19.00
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Cotes du Rhone Coudoulet de Beaucastel (2005)
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Alberto Furque Mendoza Estate Bottled Malbec (2006)
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Arboleda Carmenere (2001)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $15.99
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Fruity hot nose. Medium bodied and chalky in the mouth with a bright acidic finish.
HondaJohn
Sharp cherry nose. Complex but nondescript in the mouth with medium body and bright cherry fruit.
Sam Turner
Sumptuous nose of menthol and eucalyptus which carries over into the mouth with grand tannic cherries and an encore of the medicinal eucalyptus on the finish. Damn sophisticated.
Big nose of spicy complex berries. One of the leanest mouthfeels I can recall - but in the good way. Huge black cherries and a delicate elegant finish.
There's a very soft apricot party in my mouth and you're invited. Syrupy sweet with a little chalkiness on the palate. Nice gently prickly finish. Very enjoyable.
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guilly94
Just talked shop with Alan Campbell - http://acpfoto.com/ - the photographer of "Down Home: Downtown" - http://www.rodneystrong.com/rodneystrong/page/cookbook.jsp His life in...
Barranco Oscuro
Lots of great stuff here! As the weather turns to fall I like to turn to Pinots for their dried leaf qualities. Really like the Castle Rock:...
I had this at a restaurant last night and was very impressed. Maybe I just don't drink enough decent Italian wines, but I was surprised at its "fruit bomb" characteristics and...
troyconquer
"Thumbs up for 'prickly white wool'. Wow."
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Fruity hot nose. Medium bodied and chalky in the mouth with a bright acidic finish.
Sharp cherry nose. Complex but nondescript in the mouth with medium body and bright cherry fruit.
Sumptuous nose of menthol and eucalyptus which carries over into the mouth with grand tannic cherries and an encore of the medicinal eucalyptus on the finish. Damn sophisticated.
Big nose of spicy complex berries. One of the leanest mouthfeels I can recall - but in the good way. Huge black cherries and a delicate elegant finish.
There's a very soft apricot party in my mouth and you're invited. Syrupy sweet with a little chalkiness on the palate. Nice gently prickly finish. Very enjoyable.
"Thumbs up for 'prickly white wool'. Wow."
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Just talked shop with Alan Campbell - http://acpfoto.com/ - the photographer of "Down Home: Downtown" - http://www.rodneystrong.com/rodneystrong/page/cookbook.jsp His life in...
Lots of great stuff here! As the weather turns to fall I like to turn to Pinots for their dried leaf qualities. Really like the Castle Rock:...
I had this at a restaurant last night and was very impressed. Maybe I just don't drink enough decent Italian wines, but I was surprised at its "fruit bomb" characteristics and...
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