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Paso Robles on SnoothJanuary 2016
Agreed on Wagner family wines, Paso Robles, CA Pinot, much of Bordeaux, and will take your advice on Long Island wines Greg. Read More
January 2016
Yeah but would you drink those again? With all the salt water?Back to the OP - ... Bordeaux.Lots of wine from Paso Robles.Most of the various Gallo brand Read More
January 2016
"Yeah but would you drink those again? With all the salt water?"Sure, ... ... 3/4 of what comes out of Paso Robles. No Gallo wines unless fooled blind or forced. Not-drink-at-all wines would be few in Burgundy. Still conducting ongoing research there. And if others are paying then will drink most Bordeaux, at least a glass, ditto on the researc... Read More
January 2016
Another wine from Paso Robles to avoid then? Read More
January 2016
Dark fruit and berry notes. Balanced with soft tannins. Read More
January 2016
Perhaps I got a bad bottle. A little bitter, not much flavor. Many many better options for me Read More
December 2015
I first noticed tip jars about three years ago in Temecula. I think we ... conter. On a trip to Paso Robles two years ago I noticed tip jars in a couple of the four or five tasting rooms we visited. I do not recall seeing any at the two Edna Valley wineries that we visited last spring.I guess I'm on the same page with you on whether or not ... Read More
December 2015
EM - I just know that Pauillac Bordeaux was a good wine, even though I ... ... ... along a nice Syrah from Paso Robles for us to taste. We know that Bob and Sally don't serve high-end wines at these parties, so we've learned to bring our own. Bob took my bottle (a French Grenache blend) and set it aside, as he did with some other bottles pe... Read More
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