Bulgarian Wine

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  November 2009

  Terra Tangra TT 2007

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  TT 2007 is a very pleasant soft wine. Very balanced tannins, soft chocolate and berry aromas on the nose. Pleasant taste with no strong aftertaste.

  Wine review by Ilia Markov

  
  
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  November 2009

  Damianitta No Man's Land 2002

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  No written review

  Wine review by Ilia Markov

  
  
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  November 2009

  Bessa Valley Winery Limited Enira 2006

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  One of the best wines I ever try.

  Wine review by Bratislav

  
  
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  November 2009

  Telish Rose 2008

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  Telish's Rose disappointed me. I know the winery for their good to excellent Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. The color of this rose is too light. It is slightly carbonated to make it feel fresher. Unfortunately the wine lacks any distinctive aromas and taste.

  Wine review by Ilia Markov

  
  

• September 2009

  Greg - where do I start on the wines..... I will just list my brief thoughts on them Patty Green: What a tasting. Probably tried 15-20 wines while we were there including 2008 Pinots from barrel. I really enjoy the style of Pinots they produce with many having an orange/citrus... Read moreGreg - where do I start on the wines..... I will just list my brief thoughts on them Patty Green: What a tasting. Probably tried 15-20 wines while we were there including 2008 Pinots from barrel. I really enjoy the style of Pinots they produce with many having an orange/citrus quality, very unique oak treatment, and try to show the place of the wine as much as possible. And with the multiple pinots they produce, there is something for everyone. Great food wines too, low Alc. BH: Brick house is one of my favorite domestic chardonnay's with the dijon clones, that bring out a very rustic, understated, cloudy appearance, minimal intervention, biodynamic practices, and a nose that keeps you hooked for the whole bottle. The pinots can vary in quality with my experience, but when they are on, they are subtle, light on their feet, rose petals, thinker type pinot's. Probably not the best description, but since I have only had these young, I am anxious to hold on to a few and see where these go in 5 years. Belle Pente: I had the 2006 Gwurtz (pretty sure that was the year), and I really enjoyed this over the Pinot Gris. I want to say he may not be making this much longer, but don't quote me. Shared this with my grandparents who are not wine drinkers and loved it. "Bring us more" they said. Pinot's were very vague at this point, mind you I had just visited 20 wines at Patty Green's and BH before this stop so our taste buds were shot. Beautiful property though!!!! I can't say enough how amazing the view is from the top of the property at Belle Pente. Brian O'Donnell picked a great spot to call home. Antica Terra was Day 2: Maggie currently makes her wine at Coelho in downtown Amity so we met her there and got to meet her staff. Great people. They were pumping 2008 AT to tank for final blend. We tried the 08 AT and the AT Botanica. Both were great wines. Very young obviously, with a lot of primary fruit that needs to settle into place. Great wines though. She also shared the 2006 Lillian Blue Label from tank, and the 2007 Lillian regular bottling. Both were smokin good. My first try of the Blue label. What a wine! This may belong in a different forum but these are my thoughts. I've written too much already, but do stop by Evesham Wood, Russ Rainey was a great host and his Pinots are always consistant for quality and individuality.    (hide)

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• September 2009

  It is a great little wine region with a definite personality. Actually it is like a Siamese twin - traditional and modern styles joined at the hip. I expected what the red wines had to offer. But, I was surprised by the great freshness and quality of the white wines - Arneis, Sav... Read moreIt is a great little wine region with a definite personality. Actually it is like a Siamese twin - traditional and modern styles joined at the hip. I expected what the red wines had to offer. But, I was surprised by the great freshness and quality of the white wines - Arneis, Sav Blanc, Viognier and Chardonnay blends. Russ    (hide)

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  September 2009

  Melnik 13 Bulgarian Wine NV

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  No written review

  Wine review by malin888

  
  
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  September 2009

  Damianitta Melnik 13 NV

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  No written review

  Wine review by malin888

  
  
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  September 2009

  Damianitta Melnik 13 NV

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  No written review

  Wine review by malin888

  
  

• August 2009

  Robert Parker’s Wine Buyer’s Guide Features Texas Wines The recently released 7th edition of Parker’s Wine Buyer’s Guide has added a new chapter “East of the West Coast”. This chapter covers wines from all states other than Washington, Oregon, and California. The guide... Read moreRobert Parker’s Wine Buyer’s Guide Features Texas Wines The recently released 7th edition of Parker’s Wine Buyer’s Guide has added a new chapter “East of the West Coast”. This chapter covers wines from all states other than Washington, Oregon, and California. The guide provides an overview and opinion of the burgeoning wine industry across the United States, a detailed review of some New York State wineries, and lists “Wineries Worth Discovering in Canada and the “Other 46″ States.” This edition features six Texas wineries: Alamosa Wine Cellars - http://www.alamosawinecellars.com Becker Vineyards - http://www.beckervineyards.com CapRock Winery - http://www.caprockwinery.com Inwood Estates Vineyards - http://www.inwoodwines.com McPherson Cellars - http://www.mcphersoncellars.com Sandstone Cellars - http://www.sandstonecellarswinery.com I know that Fall Creek, Inwood Becker and possible some others are availbale for online puchse from http://www.wine.com I hope this helps. Cheers, Russ http://vintagetexas.com/blog    (hide)

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