Chateau de la Taille Red Bordeaux Blend France Bordeaux (2009)
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Rare & Fine Wines on SnoothJune 2011
So who goes to a Mexican restaurant thinking about wine?Not many people, but Salpicon restaurant in Chicago is working to change that. I’ve never been to Salpicon and frankly I’ve already forgotten how I found out about it, but wow, what a wine list!I know what you’re saying. Yes, great wine list, but Mexican food can be difficult to pair with w... Read More
June 2011
I’ve got to tell you, Sauvignon Blanc is just not that good! Seriously, what is with these wines? They lack the power, depth, complexity and aging potential of so many great white wines, yet people still gravitate towards them. What is up with that?Well I’ll tell you what I think. Most Sauvignon Blancs, while not being monuments to winemaking, a... Read More
June 2011
This one is going to be fun. Too bad I'm in Orlando that evening. If you are anywhere near St Helena next Friday evening this is a real no-brainer. ACME PULSE TASTING -June 24th Please join MYRIAD & ACME on Friday, June 24th when we feature the wines of Myriad Cellars, Carter Cellars and Quivet Cellars, three wine projects helmed by winemaker Mi... Read More
May 2011
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May 2011
Don’t believe the hype.So a quick review of first to market reports in the US and Europe on 2007 Barolo reveals gems such as “buy them fast as they will never be this cheap,” a litany of “best wine ever from this producer”-type comments, more gushing prose than a freshman English class and point scores that are through the roof.Thanks to the gre... Read More
May 2011
So last winter, we drank a bottle of 2004 Dom de la Roquete Chateauneuf du Pape. Delicious. Bought it at deep discount, and wished I had bought more. Last month, at a large dinner, someone (a beverage professional from one of SF's best restaurants) brought the 2007 of same wine, direct from Kermit Lynch, so the provenance was unquestionable. ... Read More
May 2011
Had one of those once in a lifetime days betting the ponies today. With the winnings, i'm probably going to be budgeting up to $1500.00 on some more expensive wines I haven't been able to afford in the $80-$200 range. Any suggestions? I favor a right-bank bordeaux style for reds but also enjoy a medium bodied cabernet style, along with rhone ... Read More
April 2011
In recent years there has been a proliferation of wineries in the upper Midwest, including states such as Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois. They seem to be making a lot of wine from grapes that are unfamiliar to most of us, such as Edelweiss, Frontenac and Marechal Foch. Apparently these are grapes that are hybrids. The wineries... Read More
March 2011
In the age of mobile phones, CNN and foursquare, the idea of lost tribes and civilizations is something that even the most ardent of National Geographic readers would have trouble believing. Watch Discovery Channel and you’ll see that western civilization has pretty much explored every inch of the earth and the idea of something so pure and ... Read More
March 2011
So I often find it tricky to be a wine lover and vegetarian. It seems pairings are much more difficult. I would love advice on this subject as I don't want to just avoid big, bold, high tannin reds b/c I don't eat meat. I've written about my struggle in my blog. Advice? http://mypersonalwinejourney.blogspot.com Read More
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