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• December 2012

  I was going to put this in the Whatcha Drinking Tonight thread. But since there was some Syrah talk going on I thought I'd start a new thread on Cool Climate Syrah.Tonight I'm visiting a wine I haven't had in since May and wanted to see how it is progressing. It comes from high up atop the Yorkville Highlands in the Anderson Valley  which is in ... Read More

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• June 2012

  There hasn't been one of these threads here in quite some time so I thought I'd start it up again. Weather is warm here so I popped a Rosé.What are you drinking? Read More

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• April 2012

  The Tropical Caribbean Island of Roatan, proudly announces the first Cashew wine production and distribution. Stone Temple Holdings of Honduras is aiming to offer high quality products made from fresh tropical fruits and vegetables to the national and international markets industries. Acaxu’s wines desire is to introduce high quality beverages, ... Read More

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• April 2012

  Hi ThereNeed help from any one who has ideas on this wine. i was given a bottle of vino alla mandorla bottle by Paolo cucurullo, this bottle is very old about or very close to 100 years. Don't know what the price of this might be nowthanks Read More

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• December 2011

  That's what i'm going to uncork tomorrow. • Marguet - Champagne Blanc de Noir (100% pinot noir) Brut s.a.• Tocai 1994 - Kabaj Morel (Slovenia)• Calabrone 2007 - Bastianich (yes it's Joe Bastianich winery, just 10 miles from home) blend of Refosco 70%, Schippettino/Pignolo/Merlot 10%• Moscato d'Autunno 2010 - Saracco (Piedmont) What's yours?Happy... Read More

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  June 2011

  Chateau Ste. Michelle Riesling Columbia Valley 2008

  Snoothrank:

  This crisp white riesling has been one of my everyday wines. Not too sweet, with a hint of citrus and no strong after taste. Served cold in the colmbia basin summer nights, it is quite refreshening. The local liquor store carries it for about $7. Read More

  Wine review by dittodog

  
  

• March 2011

  I am fairly new to wine and am just learning about all the different types and regions of wine.  I tend to lean towards the more dry and red wines.. I was looking for a summer wine, one I could drink chilled.. I have recently discovered the "unoaked" chardonnays and I love them.. Is there any other types that fall close to this category?  Especi... Read More

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• November 2010

  To see a slideshow of our 12 favorite Pinots tasted, go to Pinot Noir - November 2010.Pinot Noir is an easy go-to wine for Thanksgiving, but with so many styles on the market can every one really be an ideal match? That, of course, is a very personal decision, and while I’ve tasted three dozen or so Pinot for this review -- and yes, they are alm... Read More

  From the article Pinot Noir Review

  
  

• December 2009

  The Montreal Passion Vin is an annual, weekend long, grand tasting event featuring a selection of the world’s finest wines, and winemakers. I was fortunate to be invited to attend the event this year and enjoy line-ups from producers ranging from Bordeaux’s Cheval Blanc, to Tuscany’s Castello di Ama, and Champagne’s Maison Deutz. The format of e... Read More

  From the article Tasting Champagne William Deutz

  
  

• July 2009

  To everyone that's been following these posts, this was the final leg of our journey. I really hope these posts were helpful and enjoyable. I know I had a great time reliving it all through my notes. And so unto the wineries...Trespasshttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v71/Violentfix/Napa/DSC_0446.jpgIm not a big fan of Cab Franc, or so I thought... Read More

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