Wine.com (NV)

• September 2014

  An Australian leaf from LVMH’s portfolio, the little brother of Moet & Chandon, Ruinart, Veuve Clicquot and the beautiful Krug. It’s almost like the outfit that the rest of the family kinda ignore. Not to be confused with Domaine Chandon in the Napa Valley, but they have the same parents anyway. Domaine Chandon does benefit from French winemaker... Read More

  Forum post in the topic Domaine Chandon, Yarra...

  
  

• August 2014

  I haven't tasted a Zinfandel in many years and would like to get reacquainted.  Any recommendations for a fruit-forward one around $25? Read More

  Forum post in the topic Zinfandel for a Beginner

  
  

• July 2014

  Hi, I'm a stand up comic and wine enthusiast.  I've just started a regular blog feature where I review wines in my own style.  I'm always looking for recommendations.http://www.daymonferguson.com/posts/foodies-red-blend-nv-thats-non-vintage-you-ignorant-wretch/ Read More

  Forum post in the topic Hello Snooth!

  
  

• May 2014

  Thanks for the invite. Read More

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• May 2014

  Perhaps we could use a place to share recent purchases...Here are some '12 Burlotto Langhe Nebbiolo, which came highly recommended from a trusted friend who just got back from a month in Italy. I'm not seeing many available in the States quite yet, but was happy to find these locally. Read More

  Forum post in the topic What have you bought lately?

  
  

• January 2014

  I just checked my inventory--updating after purchasing some Myriad Syrah (thanks, OT!) and putting in the Jemrose Syrahs I bought a month ago (thanks again, OT!) and it is now official:  I have more Syrah than Cab on hand and quite a bit pending delivery.  (Um, thanks OT? Love the wines but the space is getting a little tight...)So it seemed lik... Read More

  Forum post in the topic How has your cellar changed?

  
  

• June 2013

  I am a very casual wine drinker and just "won" a bottle of sparkling wine in a family gift exchange from my cooky, eccentric aunt that I can't identify anywhere.  I'm not sure if it is good or bad, past it's prime or just an okay bottle I can feel comfortable drinking for no particular occasion.I have attached a picture, but the label reads as f... Read More

  Forum post in the topic Need help identifying a bottle

  
  

• May 2013

  While traveling through Napa Valley last month I noticed that all the Vineyards I visited had roses planted around their crops. They're planted and watched closely for any early signs of infestation on the land. They monitor the Roses closely and upon early signs of problems, protective measures are taken to make sure the grape vines receive a s... Read More

  Forum post in the topic Roses and Winery's

  
  

• April 2013

  Hey all,  I'm really just getting started with wine but i've been drinking/tasting seriously for about a year now. I will be graduating in a couple of weeks and I figure it is a good opportunity to buy my first batch expensive bottles since normally i dont exceed $25 in my tasting.Since it is my graduation, excessive drinking is likely to take p... Read More

  Forum post in the topic Fine Wine Suggestions for...

  
  
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  December 2012

  Tangley Oaks Cabernet Sauvignon Lot #9 2007

  Snoothrank:

  The wine itself has a deep purple color, as you might expect from a Napa Valley Cabernet from this super vintage. The nose is quite subdued, with notes of cedar, leather, cocoa and some mixed floral notes accented by rich ripe fruit of blackberry and black currant. The taste is exactly what a high-quality '07 NV cab should be, rich ripe fruit ... Read More

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