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This is pretty common, but the spread here is quite wide. You have to remember ... is an over the top fruit bomb, which further explains the discrepancy here. So it's even more important to read the reviews. Is this a...

Very interesting reading the variety of comments, but living in Australia I ... perspective. The fruit bomb wines everyone talks about is a long time criticism of Australian wine, for which distributors, marketers (and...

I had this at a restaurant last night and was very impressed. Maybe I just ... was surprised at its "fruit bomb" characteristics and oakiness. Could have sworn I was drinking a Cali Cab. Has anyone has similar...

I agree with Greg's first comment that Australia is suffering from their own ... I also agree with the "Fruit Bomb" criticism. Australian wine grew exponentially in the last 20 years based on international demand, the...

Taking down fruit bombs worldwide? Almost makes it seem worthwhile... Having said that, some people do seem to like fruit bombs, so I guess it would be unfair on them to take away the wines they like. Maybe there should...

Is big and bold the same as a "Fruit Bomb" ?

We just got back and with only four days the tops are easy. Benziger winery - ... are OK but Tytanium is the bomb!! Lastly if you get time to visit Chateau Montlena - there Reserve Estate Cab is fantastic - they are all...

I am a big fan of the Lagrein Rose from Alto-Adige in Northern Italy. They ... all places. A bit of a fruit bomb but really pure sangiovese fruit. http://www.snooth.com/wine/amador-foothill-rosato-sangiovese-2007/ And...

They've been coming up with ideas for the past few years, e.g. regional ... in a bottle" or "fruit bombs", it's not clear to me that the age of the producer matters. An old and venerated producer can still make fruit...