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Gruet Demi-Sec (NV)
Gruet Demi-Sec NV

SnoothRank: 3.76

US $1698


Gruet Brut Rose (NV)
Gruet Brut Rose NV

SnoothRank: 3.82

US $1341


Black Mesa Antelope (NV)
Black Mesa Antelope NV

SnoothRank: 4

US $1700


Gruet Blanc de Noirs (NV)
Gruet Blanc de Noirs NV

SnoothRank: 3.67

US $1399



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There are vineyards in the Valley de Guadalupe located on and off the road from Ensenada to Tecate. I have visited many of the vineyards. I am very fond of the wines made by Casa de Piedra, Chateau Camou and Monte Xanic. There are others and the community read more...



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dmcker wrote in the forum topic: Building my underground wine cellar
November 2009

Considering the marshiness of the soil in some parts of Mexico City, Degrandcru, you might want to monitor humidity over time once your cellar is completed. When the humidity is too high for too long, the labels can mold...

November 2009

Sactogeek, seems like you have the ideal conditions for a cellar. The door ... is awesome. I live in Mexico City and the year round conditions are not bad for an underground cellar. Very seldemly we get above 85 F and it...

Degrandcru wrote in the forum topic: Wine storage / preservation
November 2009

@Kylewolf: You have to keep in mind that the term "room temperature" was ... (well, at least down here in Mexico). So "room temperature" does not necesarely equal ideal drinking temperature and problem usually is not to...

November 2009

Thank you Dmcker. I share your opinion about permits... As long as what you do ... labor is cheap down here in Mexico I don´t do the physical labor myself... besides opening up the bottles of course. I was thinking about...

November 2009

We don't get many Mexican or American bubbles let alone Argentina, unfortunately so I've got a few producers that fit into the parameters that dmcker set. In NZ Deutz who have a beautiful Rose $20-30, Pelorus...

November 2009

Excellent Tequila

Casa Noble Tequila Anejo

Starting at $89.99 Snoothrank: 4.5/5

Surprisingly good rhone blend form Mexico! We opened this after our blind cab tasting and it was a nice treat! Brambly fruit with almost zin-like qualities.

Adobe Guadalupe Kerubiel 2003

Starting at $16.30 Snoothrank: 3/5
November 2009

I'll second the recommendation of New Mexico's Gruet. And I'll throw in Mountain Dome from Washington State. They make a Brut and a Rose in the traditional Méthode Champenoise.

November 2009

For starters, you left out Korbel in Guerneville, CA which has been around ... NM. You read right, New Mexico. Their regular Blanc de Noirs and Brut Champagnes are very pleasant and easily on a par with Ferrer and...

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